Woody Austin (funky shirt and all) throws up a 62 in the final round while Adam Scott implodes yet again while holding the Saturday lead. And I wonder if there isn't a little part of Suzann Pettersen thinking about what might have been if only she had held onto her lead at the Kraft Nabisco.

This week we have a recap of the Stanford St. Jude Classic, a couple of great children's charities, and memories of Arnold Palmer's last U.S. Open round.

Hole 1: Austin Wins
Woody Austin wins the Stanford St. Jude Classic in convincing fashion with a final round 62. Even more impressive is he played his last 49 holes without a bogey. [Link]

Hole 2: Pettersen's First
Congratulations to Suzann Pettersen who won her first major at the McDonald's LPGA Championship by withstanding a late charge by Karrie Webb in the final round. [Link]

Hole 3: Eagles for Charity
The Eagles for St. Jude program is working on raising $1.5 million dollars for the St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. [Link]

Hole 4: Ronald's House
The LPGA has helped raise $45 million for the Ronald McDonald House Charities over the history of the tournament. [Link]

Hole 5: Yeah, Right
I have a better chance of making the PGA Tour then this happening. [Link]

Hole 6: Hip to be Square
Geometry has taken over driver head design. Is your driver square? [Link]

Hole 7: Errant Drive
Walter Driver's tenure at the USGA has been anything but calm. [Link]

Hole 8: Who Needs Who?
Does the LPGA need Michelle Wie or is it the other way around? [Link]

Hole 9: Oakmont Memories
Ron Cook remembers Arnold Palmer's last U.S. Open round at Oakmont in 1994. [Link]

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