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As far as I can tell, the only player in action this week is Corey Conners on the LatinoAmerica Tour in the 85 Abierto OSDE del Centro presentado por FiberCorp. Low scores were hard to find, but Conners shot par and is tied for 24th.

Conners went three over today, but made the cut. He's 3 over and tied for 45th going into the weekend.

Conners one under today - tied for 34th.

Conners finished 1 under today and tied for 22nd for the tournament. Solid effort, but the 3 over Friday took him out of contention.

Lots of action next week...

Ok, quick hits:

* John Hahn missed the cut in a European Challenge Tour event (European equivalent of the web.com tour). Terrible Wednesday and solid Thursday ... missed the cut by 6 strokes. He hasn't been playing solid golf in the new year.

* Taylor Pendrith, Ryan Yip and Mackenzie Hughes are playing in Mexico for a web.com event (http://www.pgatour.com/webcom/leaderboard.html). They haven't finished the first round yet, but Yip is 2 under, Hughes 1 over and Pendrith finished his round and was one over. The cut line would be about even right now.

* Corey Conners is in Guatemala (http://www.pgatour.com/la/en/leaderboard.html) and is even after 15 holes (play suspended), which is pretty solid (cut line at 1 over right now).

Ben Curtis is playing at the Valero Open in San Antonio. Weather issues have prevented them from finishing round one. Play was halted for darkness with Ben +1 through 11 holes. He was the 2012 champion here, his last win.

Through the second day, but not necessarily the 2nd round.

PGA - Solid second round for Curis (even), but he will miss the cut

web.com - The second round isn't finished, but Pendrith should make the cut (he's at 3 under after 15 holes and the cut line is -1) and Hughes will make the cut (2 under through two rounds). Yip will miss the cut.

Latinoamerica - There are a lot of players to finish the 2nd round (a few didn't even start). Conners did finish the second rond and sits at -1 and barring really weird things, should be good enough to make the cut.

Through today

web.com - Pendrith went double bogey, par, bogey on the last three holes and managed to miss the cut. Hughes went 2 under in the third round and is tied for 40th.

Latinoamerica - Still having issues with weather. Conners is tied for 24th after 12 holes of the third round.

Probably worth keeping an eye if you have time, but Conners went reverse Pendrith finishing the 3rd round, getting 6 straight birdies and pushing himself into contention. He's 7 under and tied for 4th (though some haven't finished the 3rd round and leader John Young Kim is at 15 under and should be able to win barring collapse).

http://www.pgatour.com/la/en/leaderboard.html

Conners played top notch golf today and shot 6 under in the final round. He is tied for 2nd two strokes off the lead. The curious thing is, in their desperation to get the final round in, they went out in the same order that they did for the third round. So, Conners is now playing a waiting game to see how John Kim will finish (Kim has 9 holes to play). If Kim stumbles, Conners, might find himself in a playoff.

John Kim made it interesting, but ended up winning by two strokes. Conners finishes tied for 2nd, which means in four tournaments, he'd had a 2nd, 3rd and 9th place finish. Really good start.

Mackenzie Hughes will finished tied for 46th or so. It's still important because he wants to be getting prize money to keep playing for the entire season.

Ok, for a quick update on this weekend's action.

John Hahn missed the cut in an European Challenge Tour event. He is not playing good golf right now.

On the web.com tour, Hughes missed the cut, but Yip (T56) and Pendrith (T23) made the cut.

Ben Curtis also played in the Web.com event. He shot +10 in two rounds and (obviously) missed the cut.

Totally missed Curtis.

Well, things didn't go so great on the weekend. Pendrith ended up tied for 57th and Yip tied for 67th.

Next week, Conners is Honduras and Hahn is in Turkey for a European Challenge Tour event.

John Hahn must have been mad about me saying he isn't playing good golf right now because he went out and shot 9 under in a European Challenge Tour event and is three strokes in the lead after the first round.

http://www.europeantour.com/challengetou...92567.html

Conners is one under after 15 holes in the LatinoAmerica Tour event (tied for 25th).

John Hahn had an ok day (1 over) and heads into the weekend tied for 9th four strokes off the lead.

Conners finished his first round (2 under) and never got on the course for the second round because of weather. Only half the field got on the course today for the second round and only a few finished, so there is a lot of golf going to be played tomorrow in Honduras (assuming weather holds up0.

First to Europe where John Hahn had a solid round (2 under) and is tied for 10th, seven strokes off the leader. A top 10 finish would be nice given his struggles for the last four months and hopefully he's getting on track.

Then to Honduras, where Corey Conners continues to play high quality golf. The field is about half way through the 3rd round (playing catchup after some miserable weather yesterday) and Conners is tied for 6th at 8 under. He's 6 strokes off the lead, but there is a lot of golf to be played tomorrow.

Hahn shot a 3 under 69 today and finished tied for 7th in the European Challenge Tour event. It was the first cut he had made in three Challenge Tour events this year (he's also missed the cut in three European Tour events), so hopefully this is a sign of getting back on track.

Conners had a fairly crummy day (2 over) and finished tied for 13th. That said, in five events, he's had five Top 25 finishes and three top 10s. Really good golf.

Ryan Yip is playing in the Web.com event in Raleigh this weekend. Ryan shot a 7-under 63 in the first round and is tied for 2nd place. This could be a huge week for his career if he continues.

Friday evening update:

In Italy, the first round of whatever Challenge Tour event John Hahn was rained out. They reduced the event to 54 holes and Hahn came out blazing today, shooting 6 under. He is tied for 6th.

In the Dominican Republic, Corey Conners is through the 3rd round of whatever LatinoAmerica Tour event he's playing. He had a lousy first round (3 over), but has made up a lot of ground since then (6 under for those two rounds) and heads into the final round tied for 16th.

And in North Carolina, Yip shot even and goes into the weekend tied for 8th (two strokes off the lead), while the other Kent players will miss the cut.