Philadelphia, PA (My Sportsbook) - PGA TOUR - AT&T NATIONAL, Congressional Country Club, Bethesda, Maryland - Anthony Kim won last year's AT&T National for his second victory of a breakout 2009 season.

Kim posted four rounds in the 60s and finished at 12-under 268 to break by three shots the tournament scoring record set by K.J. Choi in the first year of the event in 2007.

Tiger Woods was home recovering from left knee surgery last year and unavailable to present Kim with the trophy. The tournament host did, however, telephone Kim, who became the first American under 25 to win twice in one PGA Tour season since Woods.

This year, Woods will headline the 119-player field, hoping to improve upon his sixth-place finish in 2007.

Among the other top players scheduled to tee off at Congressional Country Club this week are U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover, Vijay Singh, Jim Furyk, Paul Casey, Sean O'Hair and Justin Rose.

Aronimink Golf Club will host the tournament in 2010 and 2011 as Congressional gears up to host the '11 U.S. Open.

Golf Channel will have three hours of coverage for the first two rounds beginning at 3 p.m. (et) both days. CBS will begin its coverage at the same time both weekend days.

Next week is the John Deere Classic, which was won by Kenny Perry last year.

EUROPEAN TOUR

OPEN DE FRANCE ALSTOM, Le Golf National, Paris, France - Pablo Larrazabal claimed his first career European Tour win at last year's Open de France.

Larrazabal closed with back-to-back 67s in the final two rounds, ending a spectacular and surprising week at Le Golf National that saw the 25-year-old Spaniard hold at least a share of the lead after all four rounds.

He finished at 15-under-par 269 for a four-shot victory over Colin Montgomerie, becoming the first Spaniard to win this tournament since Jose Maria Olazabal in 2001.

This week, Larrazabal will try to become the first player to defend his Open de France title since France's Jean-Francois Remesy did it in 2005.

He will compete against a field that includes multiple major champions Padraig Harrington and Angel Cabrera as well as top players like Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Miguel Angel Jimenez.

Golf Channel will broadcast three hours of coverage for all four rounds, beginning at 9:30 a.m. (et) the first three days and 30 minutes earlier on Sunday.

Next week is the Barclays Scottish Open, where Graeme McDowell won last year.

LPGA TOUR

JAMIE FARR OWENS CORNING CLASSIC, Highland Meadows Golf Club City, Sylvania, Ohio - Paula Creamer struggled to a two-over 73 in the final round last year, but it was good enough to post a wire-to-wire victory.

Creamer's 73 on Sunday was a far cry from her play at the beginning of the week.

She opened the tournament with a spectacular 60 in the first round, the second-lowest score in LPGA Tour history, then followed with a 65 to get within one shot of the tour record for lowest 36-hole raw score.

On Saturday, Creamer only managed a one-under 70, but had a four-shot lead with one round to go. She held on for her third win of the season and seventh overall. She went on to win once more in 2008.

ESPN 2 will have coverage of the final three rounds this week, beginning at 4 p.m. (et) on Friday and Sunday, and at 3 p.m. on Saturday.

Next week is the second major of the season, the U.S. Women's Open, where Inbee Park won last year.

CANADIAN TOUR

EDMONTON OPEN, Glendale Golf Club, Edmonton, Alberta - John Ellis fired four rounds in the 60s last year to win the Edmonton Open for his third title of the 2008 season.

Ellis, who has back-to-back fourth-place finishes in his last two starts this season, hasn't won since he beat Andrew Parr by three shots last year at Windemere Golf & Country Club.

Ellis will be back in the field this week to defend the title.

Next week is the Saskatchewan Open, where Josh Geary won last year.