| European Tour Notebook: Going pro is better than college, says Johnson |
| Richard Johnson of Wales has some worldly advice for any young British amateur golfer who aspires to become a successful professional. |
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| LPGA Tour Notebook: Inkster's long major streak will come to an end |
| Juli Inkster has not missed an LPGA Tour major since the 1994 Kraft Nabisco Championship, and she was absent for that one for good reason. She was pregnant with her second daughter, Cori, giving birth the same day as the first round. |
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| Tour settles in at Sugarloaf for first of two Atlanta-area tournaments |
| DULUTH, Ga. -- PGA TOUR players descend on the Atlanta metro area this week for the first of two PGA TOUR events this year. This week's AT&T Classic is part of the FedExCup Regular Season, with 25,000 points available. Four months from now, the final event in the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup -- THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola -- will be held at Atlanta's East Lake Golf Club. |
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| Bryant going for three consecutive wins at Regions Charity Classic |
| BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Last year, Brad Bryant did what no other player had done before -- winning back-to-back titles at the Regions Charity Classic. While Bryant pulled out a two-stroke victory at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Ross Bridge in 2006, he had to work a little harder last year. Bryant overcame a five-stroke deficit in the final round by shooting a 65, and won the playoff against R.W. Eaks on the third extra hole when he made a 12-foot birdie putt. |
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| Pros and celebrities set to mix at new sites for BMW Charity Pro-Am |
| GREENVILLE, S.C. -- A strong celebrity contingent will be on hand this week for the BMW Charity Pro-Am. Noted celebrities include Wayne Gretzky, Greg Kinnear, Joe Pesci, Dennis Quaid and Kurt Russell playing in one of the Nationwide Tour's most popular events. |
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| GOLF CHANNEL, NBC to share coverage of 69th Senior PGA Championship |
| ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- The 69th Senior PGA Championship, the most historic and prestigious event in senior golf, will for the first time see its first and second round broadcast on GOLF CHANNEL. |
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| '08 Sr. PGA corporate hospitality packages now available |
| The PGA of America has announced that a variety of first-class hospitality packages are now available for the 2008 Senior PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y., May 19-25, 2008. |
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| With '08 Senior PGA, Oak Hill set to join elite list |
| When Oak Hill Country Club opens its doors to the 2008 Senior PGA Championship, the legendary Rochester, N.Y., layout will become just the fourth course to play host to the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup and the Senior PGA Championship. |
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| Tickets for 69th Senior PGA Championship on sale |
| Be there in person when the 69th Senior PGA Championship, the first major championship of 2008, is contested May 19-25, 2008, at legendary Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y. Order your tickets today! |
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| New 'The Traditions of Oak Hill Museum' to open |
| In honor of becoming the first club in the history of the United States to host six of the most prestigious events in championship golf, officials at Oak Hill Country Club have announced the establishment of a golf museum called "The Traditions of Oak Hill." |
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