Sergio Garcia seized a share of the lead Thursday with an opening-round 65 at The Barclays, the first of the PGA Tour's four playoff tournaments, in New Jersey. Garcia's 6-under, fired over the Liberty National Golf Club course, left him tied for the top spot with Paul Goydos and Steve Marino. Charley Hoffman, Webb Simpson, Fredrik Jacobson and Heath Slocum were all at 66. Tiger Woods, who begins the playoffs with the lead in the FedEx Cup points race, settled for a 1-under 70 and was tied for 27th place.

Sergio Garcia finished a round of 64 and Chris Riley had a 66 Sunday to share the lead going into the final round of the Wyndham Championship in North Carolina. The third round, which had been interrupted by two weather delays and suspended because of darkness Saturday, was completed in the morning at the at Sedgefield Country Club. Garcia and Riley led at 15-under-par 195. Bill Haas (66) held third place at 197 and Steve Marino (63), Justin Rose (65), Michael Allen (65), Brandt Snedeker (65) and Kevin Stadler (66) were at 198. The 29-year-old Garcia, of Spain, was trying for his eighth win on the PGA Tour.

Sergio Garcia and Chris Riley were tied for the lead Saturday when the third round of the Wyndham Championship was suspended by darkness. Garcia and Riley were at 13-under par through 10 holes. Garcia chose not to hit a 9-foot birdie putt on the 11th green after the horn blew to suspend play.

This year's prom queen at Fairfax High School in Los Angeles has announced he'll be wearing a suit instead of a dress at Saturday's dance. But don't be fooled, deep down inside, I am a queen, says Sergio Garcia, the school's first gay male prom queen. Garcia says his run for prom queen originally started out as a stunt but later turned serious when it sparked a dialogue about gender roles on campus, the Los Angeles Times reported Friday. The 18-year-old said he wanted to be part of the school's prom court but not as prom king. He decided to run against a handful of female classmates because vying for prom queen would better suit his personality, Garcia said. Garcia is among the first male students in Southern California to take the title usually reserved for a coed. It just shows how open-minded our class is, says Vanessa Lo, Fairfax senior class president.

Golf champion touts world's most advanced business jet at EBACE GENEVA, Switzerland, May 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC) announced that seven-time PGA Event Champion Sergio Garcia took ceremonial delivery of the revolutionary Hawker 4000 super-midsized business jet on May 12 at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, Switzerland.