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Couples leads Toshiba by 2, Villegas lead Honda by 2, Karrie Webb wins down under 
Photo: © Sam Greenwood/Getty Images Camilo Villages wins by five.
Honda Classic: Camilo Villegas shot a 68 as his 13 under 267 total was the lowest score since the Honda moved to PGA National in 2007. Villegas won by five shots over Anthony KimJustin Rose who shot a final round of 64. Villegas, who finished T8th at Phoenix, flew to his native Colombia to help with the start of a Nationwide Tour event in Bogota and then flew to Florida for the event on Wednesday and didn't suffer from his week's journey. It's his first win since the 2008 Tour Championship.
Toshiba Classic: The Champions Tour continues it's run of marquee winners as Fred Couples is feeling right at home on the over 50s tour. He shot a final round 65 for a 18 under par total to win by four over Ronnie Black and six over Tom Lehman and Chien Soon Lu. For his week Couples made 2 eagles, 17 birdies and 3 bogeys as he is now 56 under in his nine rounds on the Champions Tour as he now has two wins and a runner-up.
ANZ Ladies Masters: Karrie Webb
gave one of those fabulous final round performances as she shot 61 in the final round for a 26 under par total to beat her playing partners defending champion Katherine Hull and South Korea's Lee Bo-mee by six shots to win her 7th Ladies Masters title and her first win in a year. Check out Sal Johnson's recap of Webb's win and how she ran away with the tournament.
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Fred Couples won for the second time on the Champions Tour after shooting a final round 65 for a for shot win over Ronnie Black. Check the Champions Tour section in Golfnotebook for more news. go to >>
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Karrie Webb won her seventh ANZ Ladies Masters title when she shot a supreme 61 in the final round for a 26 under par total and a six shot win over defending champion Katherine Hull and South Korea's Lee Bo-mee. Check the stories in our ANZ Ladies Masters section of Golfnotebook. go to >>
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