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Woods takes the lead at AT&T National with a 66, Kim falls to third place 
Photo: © Stan Badz/PGA Tour Tiger Woods is at 130 for 36 holes.
AT&T National: Tournament host Tiger Woods shot a 66 on Friday for a 10-under 130 total as he moved into the lead at Congressional. Australia's Rod Pampling shot a 64 and is second at 131, while first-round leader Anthony Kim managed only a 70 for a 132 total. Jim Furyk is fourth at 133 after a 67. For a preview, check out Sal Johnson's AT&T National look and picks for the week.
French Open: Argentina's Rafa Echenique, a runner-up last week, has remained hot and shot a 67 on Friday for a 12-under 132 total and a two-stroke lead after 36 holes. First-round leader Martin Kaymer (70), South Africa's Charl Schwartzel (66), and England's Steve Webster (65) are tied for second at 134.
Jamie Farr Corning: Laura Diaz shot a 67 to retain a share of the lead, but she was tied by Sarah Kemp, who fired a 63 on Friday for a 131 total after 36 holes. Morgan Pressel (68) is next at 132, followed by Jiyai Shin (67), Natalie Gulbis (65), and Seon Hwa Lee (63) at 133, with Michelle Wie (69) heading a group at 134.
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Lonnie Nielsen shot a 63 in the final round to win the Dick's Sporting Goods Open. Read about it in the Champions Tour section of GolfNotebook. go to >>
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Rafa Echenique of Argentina took a two-stroke lead through 36 holes of the French Open. Read about it in the European Tour section of Golf Notebook. go to >>
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Laura Diaz shares the lead with Sarah Kemp after two rounds of the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic. Read about it in the LPGA section of Golf Notebook. go to >>
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