ATLANTA -- Charley Hoffman collected his second PGA TOUR victory at the Deutsche Bank Championship Monday, and in doing so, punched his ticket to THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola for the first time in his career. Hoffman, who improved to No. 2 in the FedExCup standings with the victory at TPC Boston, assured himself a spot in the field when THE TOUR Championship returns to East Lake Golf Club, Sept. 22-26. Former Georgia Tech All-American Matt Kuchar continues to lead the FedExCup points list following his victory at The Barclays and a T11 last week outside Boston.

Editor's note: PGATOUR.COM's Melanie Hauser will be shaking out the mental lint and pulling together the "Quick 18" on Mondays this year.

NORTON, Mass. -- It felt a little weird to bring up the streak. Was there some unwritten rule about it, like baseball has when a no-hitter's in progress? Were we supposed to stay as far away as possible from Steve Stricker for fear of jinxing his bogey-free streak? Did we need to stand at the other end of the ropes, give him plenty of space, act as if we were discussing restaurant choices for dinner?

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) -- Ted Schulz shot an 8-under 64 -- his best competitive round in nearly 20 years -- at Pebble Beach on Saturday to take a three-stroke lead over first-round leader Mark Calcavecchia and Tom Kite in the Homecare & Hospice First Tee Open.

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