PGA TOUR– Deutsche Bank Championship, Boston. Stuart Appleby and John Senden were the highest placed Australians at 6-under (T33) at the conclusion of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston. Nick O&aposHern and Robert Allenby were the next best at 4-under (T44) but proved no match for Vijay Singh. Using perhaps the hottest putter in the northern hemisphere, the Fijian made it back-to-back FedEx Cup play off wins and stormed into number 3 on the world rankings. After a top four finish at the Barclays, Matthew Goggin struggled and failed to make the cut. Click here for the leaderboard LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR-Finnair Masters, Helsinki, Finland. Adelaide s Anna Rawson finished outright sixth at the Finnair Masters in Helsinki. Rawson shot rounds of 70,71 and 68 to finish at 4-under, seven shots behind Finland s own Minea Blomqvist at 11-under, just a shot ahead of compatriot Ursula Wikstrom at 10-under. Joanne Mills and Karen Lunn finished at T11 with par from four rounds while Bree Turnbull was the next best Australian at T23 with 3-over. 1. Minea Blomqvist 69-68-65 (-11) 6. Anna Rawson 70-71-68 (-4) T11. Joanne Mills, Karen Lunn (E) T23. Bree Turnbull (+3) T43. Bronwyn Mullins-Lane (+7) T48. Vicky Thomas (+8) Click here for the final leaderboard ASIAN TOUR-Pertamina Indonesia President Invitational, Jakarta. Australia s Scott Hend broke through for his maiden Asian Tour title with victory at the Pertamina Indonesia President Invitational in Jakarta. Hend s third and fourth rounds of 66 were enough to hold off Chinese Tapei s Lin Wen-Tang by three strokes. Hend finished at 16-under with Tang at 13-under. David Gleeson was the next best for Australia, finishing at T8 with 9-under. Brunei Open winner Rick Kulacz had a disappointing second round and failed to make the cut. 1.Scott Hend 71-69-66-66 (272) -16 T8.David Gleeson (279) -9 T10.Gavin Flint, Jason King (280) -8 T15.Andrew Dodt, Brad Kennedy, Ashley Hall (282) -6 T27.Adam Blyth (285) -3 Click here for the final leaderboard EUROPEAN TOUR– Johnnie Walker Championship, Gleneagles, Scotland. Peter O Malley was the highest-placed Australian at the Johnnie Walker Championship at a rain-soaked Gleneagles in Scotland. O Malley finished with a four-round score of par (292) to finish at T44, 14 shots adrift of winning Frenchman Gregory Havret who shot a 14-under 278. The other Australians, Peter Fowler, Matthew Millar and Marcus Fraser all finished level on the leaderboard at T56, carding a total score of 3-over (295). Click here for the final leaderboard LPGA– no event scheduled NATIONWIDE TOUR– – no event scheduled. FUTURES TOUR– – no event scheduled.