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April

» 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.

LOCAL ACES

Kimio Nakajima, Japan, at Kapolei
	March 20	No. 16	165 yards	4-iron
Alex Chu, Honolulu, at Pearl Country Club
	March 28	No. 3	184 yards	6-iron
Justin Kim, Honolulu, at Hawaii Prince
	March 30	No. C3	150 yards	5-iron
Kurt Edwards, Honolulu, at Ala Wai Golf Course
	April 1	No. 2	211 yards	2-iron
Bradley Chun, Pearl City, at Kapolei
	Feb 12	No. 5	165 yards	6-iron

ON THE PGA TOUR

Masters

Site: Augusta, Ga.

Schedule: Tomorrow-Sunday

Course: Augusta National Golf Club (7,445 yards, par 72)

Purse: TBA ($7 million in 2006). Winner's share: TBA ($1.26 million in 2006)

Television: USA (Tomorrow-Friday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.) and CBS (Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; Sunday, 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.).

Last year: Phil Mickelson won the tournament for the second time in three years, closing with a 3-under 69 for a two-stroke victory over Tim Clark. Mickelson finished at 7 under, a week after winning the BellSouth Classic by 13 strokes at 28 under.

Last week: Adam Scott held off defending champion Stuart Appleby in an all-Australian duel in the Houston Open, saving par with a 50-foot putt on the 72nd hole after hitting his tee shot into the water. Scott shot a 6-under 66 to finish at 17 under, three strokes ahead of Appleby and third-round leader Bubba Watson. ... Pablo Martin-Benavides became the first amateur to win the Estoril Open. The 20-year-old Spaniard edged France's Raphael Jacquelin by a stroke.

Notes: Tiger Woods won the 2005 tournament for his fourth Masters title, beating Chris DiMarco with a 15-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff.

On the Net: http://www.masters.org

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

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

ON THE CHAMPIONS TOUR

Next event: Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf, April 20-22, Savannah Harbor Golf Resort, Savannah, Ga.

Last week: Keith Fergus became the second player to win PGA, Nationwide and Champions tour titles, beating Mark O'Meara and Hale Irwin by a stroke in the Ginn Championship. Ron Streck also has victories on all three tours

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

ON THE LPGA TOUR

Next event: Ginn Open, April 12-15, Reunion Resort & Club, Reunion, Fla.

Last week: Morgan Pressel became the youngest major champion in LPGA Tour history, winning the Kraft Nabisco Championship at 18 years, 10 months, 9 days. Pressel played the final 24 holes at Mission Hills without a bogey, finishing a final-round 69 with a 10-foot birdie putt. Suzann Pettersen, four strokes ahead with four holes to play, shot a 74 to finish one back with Catriona Matthew and Brittany Lincicome.

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

PGA LEADERS

Money leaders

1. Vijay Singh	$2,748,463
2. Tiger Woods	$2,467,058
3. Charles Howell III	$2,427,478
4. Phil Mickelson	$1,768,988
5. John Rollins	$1,738,316
6. Adam Scott	$1,710,546
7. Aaron Baddeley	$1,653,629
8. Geoff Ogilvy	$1,514,230
9. Henrik Stenson	$1,481,058
10. Mark Calcavecchia	$1,417,408

Scoring average

1. Tiger Woods	68.44
2. Ernie Els	68.64
3. Robert Allenby	68.74
4. Sergio Garcia	68.90
5. Vijay Singh	69.14
6. Charles Howell III	69.28
7. Fred Funk	69.30
8., Jim Furyk	69.58
8. Henrik Stenson	69.58
10. Bart Bryant	69.61

Driving distance

1. Bubba Watson	314.0
2. Angel Cabrera	310.4
3. John Daly	309.9
4. Robert Garrigus	306.2
5. Anthony Kim	303.5
6. Lucas Glover	301.7
7. Brett Wetterich	301.5
8. J.B. Holmes	301.3
9. Charles Howell III	300.7
10. Kenny Perry	299.8

All-Around ranking

1. Tiger Woods	235
2. Phil Mickelson	254
3. Vijay Singh	283
4. John Rollins	325
5. Charles Howell III	335
6. Bubba Watson	347
7. Anthony Kim	357
8. Vaughn Taylor	387
9. Robert Allenby	391
10. Jeff Quinney	392