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LINK UP IN HAWAII

March

» 23: In Praise of Farrington Tournament, Hawaii Prince. Information: 455-4746.

» 25: Kapa Slippa Tournament, Makalei Golf Club. Information: (808) 329-6633.

April

» 1-2: Big Island Candies Scotch 4-Ball, The Club at Hokulia. Information: 593-2230.

» 13: University of Hawaii Warrior Tournament, Waikele Golf Club. Information: 956-4527.

» 13: Aloha Section PGA Classic, Turtle Bay Resort. Information: 593-2230.

» 19-22: Mid-Pac Open, Mid-Pacific Country Club. Information: 261-9765.

» 28-29: Turtle Bay Championship, Turtle Bay Resort, Palmer and Fazio courses. Information: 593-2230.

May

» 5-7: Hawaiian Telcom Hall of Fame Championship. Kapalua Plantation Course. Information: 593-2230.

» 8-9: David S. Ishii FoundationHHSAA Championship, Waikoloa Kings' Course. Information: 532-0559.

» 24: HTA Spring Tournament, Pearl Country Club. Information: 833-6628.

Source: 808golf.com

LOCAL ACES

Naoki Kusano, Honolulu, at Kapolei
March 13	No. 16	170 yards	5-iron
Paul Hirayama, Waialua, at Kahuku
March 15	No. 6	119 yards	8-iron
Howard Hisamoto, Wahiawa, at Coral Creek
March 15	No. 2	110 yards	Wedge
Owen Lau, Honolulu, at Pearl Country Club
March 16	No. 6	154 yards	7-iron
Brent Nakaoka, at Mililani Golf Club
March 16	No. 12	140 yards	Wedge
Andrew Fong, at Mililani Golf Club
March 16	No. 12	140 yards	6-iron
Nicholaus Berg, Honolulu, at Kaneohe Klipper
March 18	No. 17	283 yards	Driver
Antone Barros, Honolulu, at Hawaii Country Club
March 20	No. 8	187 yards	7-wood

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ON THE PGA TOUR

World Golf Championship, CA Championship

Site: Miami.

Schedule: Tomorrow-Sunday

Course: Doral Golf Resort & Spa, Blue Course (7,266 yards, par 72)

Purse: $8 million

Winner's share: $1,440,000

Television: The Golf Channel

Last year: Tiger Woods successfully defended his title in the Ford Championship at Doral and also won the American Express Championship -- now the CA Championship -- for the second straight year. At Doral, Woods bogeyed the final two holes to beat David Toms and Camilo Villegas by a stroke. In early October at The Grove in England, Woods won the American Express by eight strokes for his fifth victory in the event.

On the Net: http://www.worldgolfchampionships.com

PGA Tour site: http://www.pgatour.com

PGA European Tour site: http://www.europeantour.com

ON THE LPGA TOUR

Safeway International

Site: Superstition Mountain, Ariz.

Schedule: Tomorrow-Sunday

Course: Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club, Prospector Course (6,629 yards, par 72)

Purse: $1.5 million

Winner's share: $225,000

Television: The Golf Channel

Last year: Hall of Famer Juli Inkster won her 31st LPGA Tour title and first since 2003, closing with a 67 for a two-stroke victory over Sarah Lee.

On the Net: http://www.lpga.com

PGA LEADERS

Money leaders

1. Vijay Singh	$2,637,463
2. Charles Howell III	$2,340,145
3. Phil Mickelson	$1,694,988
4. John Rollins	$1,671,816
5. Aaron Baddeley	$1,441,129
6. Henrik Stenson	$1,401,058
7. Mark Calcavecchia	$1,354,408
8. Trevor Immelman	$1,186,097
9. Mark Wilson	$1,143,558
10. Geoff Ogilvy	$1,135,897

Scoring average

1. Jose Coceres	67.95
2. Robert Allenby	68.62
3. Sergio Garcia	68.70
4. Vijay Singh	69.00
5. Jim Furyk	69.05
6. Charles Howell III	69.11
7. Padraig Harrington	69.18
8. Bart Bryant	69.24
9. Fred Funk	69.30
10. Steve Stricker	69.39

Driving distance

1. Bubba Watson	313.5
2. John Daly	308.8
3. Robert Garrigus	305.6
4. Lucas Glover	305.2
5. Anthony Kim	304.2
6. Brett Wetterich	302.8
7. Charles Howell III	300.6
8. Kenny Perry	299.8
9. Robert Allenby	298.9
10. J.B. Holmes	298.7

All-Around rankings

1. Phil Mickelson	215
2. Vijay Singh	246
3. John Rollins	276
4. Charles Howell III	323
5. Bart Bryant	324
6. Robert Allenby	336
7. Charles Warren	348
8. Jeff Quinney	371
9. Vaughn Taylor	378
10. Steve Lowery	389