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12/19/01 -- You might have missed them. You might have watched them live or on tape. But there were several shining moments on the 50-and-over circuit in 2001. This year began much the same way last year ended ' in Larry Nelson dominance. The 2000 Senior PGA Tour Player of the Year won his first two starts
12/14/01 -- Tiger Woods is just one shot off the lead through 36 holes of his own tournament.
12/13/01 -- Fred Couples and Mark O’Meara share the lead after a pair of 66s.
12/10/01 -- Twenty-one players will start the 2002 season as a rookie on the PGA Tour.
11/13/01 -- Ten years after the Ryder Cup, the Warburg Cup plays in Kiawah Island, S.C.
11/3/01 -- David Duval shot an 8-under 63 Saturday at Champions Golf Club to close the gap.
11/2/01 -- Scott Verplank was in a jovial mood walking into the media center after shooting a 65.
11/1/01 -- David Toms still has a hard time placing himself among the game’s elite.
11/1/01 -- Langer and Lickliter lead a wounded Woods by five shots in Tour Championship.
10/31/01 -- Ben Crenshaw was named the recipient of the 2001 Payne Stewart Award.
10/31/01 -- PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem gave the annual State of the Tour address
10/30/01 -- Has the Tour Championship lost its luster with in influx of lucrative events?
10/28/01 -- Chris DiMarco birdied the 72nd hole, and then parred the first hole of sudden death.
10/28/01 -- Pat Bates won the season-ending Buy.Com Tour Championship.
10/25/01 -- Don Reese is at the top of the leaderboard through one round.
10/25/01 -- Vijay Singh shot an 8-under 64 to tie Australian Geoff Ogilvy for the first-round lead.
10/24/01 -- How have those, like last year’s Player of the Year Spike McRoy, fared on the big tour 2001.
10/20/01 -- Jose Coceres shot an 8-under 64 to take a three-stroke lead.