ROUNDUP : WOODS TAKES EIGHTH BEHIND WINNER LONARD.

Byline: Associated Press 

No, Tiger Woods doesn't win every week.

Woods had to settle for eighth Sunday at the Australian Masters in Melbourne, confounded again by his putting game on difficult greens.

The winner was Peter Lonard, a cash-strapped Australian who has spent four years recovering from a rare tropical disease that had left him so weary he could not walk two holes on a golf course. The fight to regain his health also left him with just $100 in the bank.

Now he has his first victory as a professional, defeating countryman Peter O'Malley on the second extra hole to win $102,600.

Lonard and O'Malley finished 16-under, a shot ahead of Australians Shane Tait and Wayne Grady.

Woods closed with a 1-under-par 73, seven strokes off the pace. His total was 9-under 283, tied with Larry Mize and Australian veteran Rodger Davis.

Stankowski prevails: Paul Stankowski rolled in a one-foot birdie putt on the fourth playoff hole to beat defending champion Jim Furyk and win the Hawaiian Open in Honolulu.

Stankowski, who won the BellSouth Classic last year for his only other PGA Tour victory, drove his second shot on the par-5, 18th hole to just off the green and then two-putted to win the $216,000 first prize.

Graham cashes in: David Graham shot a 65 to win the Senior Tour's $900,000 GTE Classic in Lutz, Fla., and collect the biggest paycheck of his career.

Graham finished with a 54-hole total of 9-under-par 204 on the par 71, 6,638-yard course at the TPC of Tampa Bay and earned $135,000 nearly twice as much as he ever took home for a week's work in 20 years on the PGA Tour.