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Beth Ann Baldry steps in to put a wrap on the LPGA season, one that was dominated by Lorena Ochoa. Can Annika challenge Lorena in 2008?

Seems as if the Silly Season is sillier than ever. Although Fred Couples probably disagrees. The guy is a Silly Season Hall of Famer.

With the season winding down, how will the turnout be at Disney? How can the Fall Series be fixed? Is it an impossible task?

A lot at stake this week on the PGA Tour at Disney. Some will secure status for 2008, while others will leave the Magic Kingdom without a gig for next year.

Smatterings from the Golfweek Gang this year. We've won some, lost some and have had fun along the way.

Lorena Ochoa has been good this year, but how good? Where does her 2007 campaign rank and does it compare with Tiger Woods' year?

Phil Mickelson is playing the Frys, but only because of his association with Grayhawk. So, is the Fall Series a Fall Failure?

Michelle Wie's miserable season finally is over and so is her relationship with agent Greg Nared. Will she ever find her game again?

Don't tell Steve Flesch and Chad Campbell that the golf season is over. In case you didn't know, they are the winners of the first two Fall Series events.

What is it about the Presidents Cup that makes the U.S. play so well? And why on earth can't the Americans play like this at the Ryder Cup?

Was Dottie Pepper's "chokin' dogs" comment actually a good thing for the Solheim Cup? It certainly created the biggest buzz, one that spread to the U.S. from Sweden.

Jay Coffin, Rex Hoggard and Steve Elling grade the FedEx Cup Playoffs. FedEx begins with 'F' doesn't it?

The Golfweek Gang discusses the conditions of East Lake's greens at the Tour Championship. How much of a factor will the slow greens be?

Jeff Rude, Jeff Babineau and Steve Elling are on-site at the Tour Championship at East Lake. Our weekly update on the state of the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Jay Coffin and Beth Ann Baldry sit down and talk about the Solheim Cup.

We have a FedEx Cup playoff event under our belt, but have we changed our minds regarding the format? . . . .maybe.

We're finally giving Lorena some love. Ochoa has won 6 events this year, including the last 3 consecutive. What's finally clicked with her?

We have hammered the FedEx Cup plenty this year. Now we extend an olive branch and finally offer friendly alternatives.

The Forecaddie told you so. Tiger Woods bails on the first FedEx Cup playoff event. Does he deserve a free pass?

Sportsline's Steve Elling drops by to chat with the Golfweek Gang. When will Tiger pass Jack and does anyone care about the FedEx Cup playoffs?

The Golfweek Gang is joined by CBS Sportsline's Steve Elling. Find out why the PGA Championship may be the most exciting major in professional golf.

Women are allowed in the clubhouse at St. Andrews this week, but they're still not getting the same treatment as the men. Will Tiger Woods really play all 4 FedEx Cup events?

The 136th Open Championship is in the books. Padraig Harrington won, Sergio stumbled and the Golfweek Gang was there for every step of the drama.

The Gang is in Carnoustie for the Open Championship. Are we going to see a repeat of 1999's "Carnasty?" Dave joins native Scots Alistair Tait, and guest Colin Callender in discussion.

The Golfweek Gang previews the British Open and introduces. . . . the Forecaddie. Well, sort of. He stops by to provide some inside info, but we still don't know who he is.

Dr. Bob sits in and helps the Golfweek Gang analyze Lorena Ochoa's inability to win a major. Also, Tiger and Phil are back at Tiger's new event.

Meaghan Francella sits in with the Golfweek Gang at Pine Needles, site of the U.S. Women's Open. The LPGA winner shares thoughts on playing in her first Open.

The Golfweek Gang returned from Oakmont to discover that Tiger Woods has become a father. How will this affect his summer? And, anyone take Angel Cabrera in their Open fantasy draft?

The Gang is in Oakmont this week for the US Open. The rough is thick enough for Tiger to hide in, but will he show his face?

Guess what we're talking about this week? Hint: the initials are M.W. and we don't mean Mike Weir.

The Golfweek Gang is ready for battle in Williamsburg, Va. for the NCAA Division I Men's Championship.

It's a special edition of Preferred Lies with the Golfweek Gang on location at the NCAA Division I Women's Championship at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Fla.

Did the New Phil win The Players or was it the Old Phil? Is the infamous 17th at TPC at Sawgrass great or goofy? The Golfweek Gang will debate.

What's with this proposed cut rule? Does a new date and a new name help "The Players" with its bid to be the fifth major? The Golfweek Gang will discuss.

The Golfweek Gang thinks Lefty may have received preferential treatment for missing his pro-am at the Byron Nelson. And Se Ri Pak gives us an evaluation of her season.

Lefty boots Rick for Butch, the FedEx Cup has reached its halfway point and there isn't much star power at the Byron Nelson.

What does Annika Sorenstam's injury mean to her career? How much does she have left in the tank? The Golfweek Gang discusses that plus Boo Weekley and the latest members of the Hall of Fame.

Congrats to Zach Johnson, but was his Masters victory exciting? How memorable was the week in Augusta? The Golfweek Gang discusses that, Tiger and Phil and the LPGA's Ginn Open.

The Golfweek Gang is in Augusta with the Masters on their mind.

In honor of Sergio Garcia, join the Golfweek Gang for its first annual Spitting Contest. See if they can spit in a hole. The Kraft Nabisco Championship is this week and that little tournament in Augusta is next week.

Arjun Atwal's incident is a hot topic this week. Also, Tiger's new tournament is creating fireworks and most big names gather for Arnie's Party.

The Golfweek Gang decides that it doesn't agree on anything, especially regarding first-time winners on the PGA Tour. Also, was the Monday finish at the Honda Classic avoidable? What kind of a year will Annika have?

Dr. Robert K. Winters sits in with the Golfweek Gang to talk about Henrik Stenson, Fred Funk and the revamped Florida Swing.

Bracket busters! Seanor, Babineau and Coffin give you their Match Play Final Four. Also, did Howell win or did Mickelson lose? And the LPGA is off to a great start, much better than the 2006 debacle.

Dave Seanor jumps on the Phil Mickelson bandwagon. The International calls it quits. Will Mark O'Meara and Nick Price give the Champions Tour a much-needed buzz? The Golfweek Gang discusses.

Has Pebble Beach lost its luster? Who is the best player who hasn't won a PGA Tour event? When will Phil shake off the rust? The Golfweek Gang discusses.

Can Tiger really win 11 in a row? Who is the best American player under 30-years-old? On which tour should Fred Funk spend most of his time?

The Golfweek Gang starts the season with a new studio, a new format and a new attitude.