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Week in Pictures: Deutsche Bank Championship and the Canadian Women's Open

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Deutsche Bank ChampionshipSteve Stricker wins the Deutsche Bank Championship and has the most FedEx Cup points.Deutsche Bank ChampionshipSteve Stricker wins the Deutsche Bank Championship and has the most FedEx Cup points.
Deutsche Bank ChampionshipTiger Woods finished T11 and lost his top spot in the FedEx standings.Deutsche Bank ChampionshipTiger Woods finished T11 and lost his top spot in the FedEx standings.
Deutsche Bank ChampionshipJason Dufner was the first player to post at 16-under 268.Deutsche Bank ChampionshipJason Dufner was the first player to post at 16-under 268.
Deutsche Bank ChampionshipDustin Johnson finished two strokes off the lead and Scott Verplank placed T2 with Jason Dufner.Deutsche Bank ChampionshipDustin Johnson finished two strokes off the lead and Scott Verplank placed T2 with Jason Dufner.
Deutsche Bank ChampionshipPadraig Harrington was part of the lead pack shooting -15.Deutsche Bank ChampionshipPadraig Harrington was part of the lead pack shooting -15.
Deutsche Bank ChampionshipAngel Cabrera finished two strokes behind Stricker.Deutsche Bank ChampionshipAngel Cabrera finished two strokes behind Stricker.
Canadian Women's OpenSuzann Pettersen wins the Canadian Women's Open by five strokes.Canadian Women's OpenSuzann Pettersen wins the Canadian Women's Open by five strokes.
Canadian Women's OpenIn the chase: Morgan Pressel finished T2 along with Momoko Ueda, Ai Miyazato, Angela Stanford and Kerrie Webb.Canadian Women's OpenIn the chase: Morgan Pressel finished T2 along with Momoko Ueda, Ai Miyazato, Angela Stanford and Kerrie Webb.
Canadian Women's OpenLorena Ochoa placed T10 along with Juli Inkster, Kristy McPherson, Sophie Gustafson aand Song-Hee Kim.Canadian Women's OpenLorena Ochoa placed T10 along with Juli Inkster, Kristy McPherson, Sophie Gustafson aand Song-Hee Kim.
Canadian Women's OpenSuzann Pettersen shot -15 to win the trophy.Canadian Women's OpenSuzann Pettersen shot -15 to win the trophy.
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