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Victorious 2008 United States Ryder Cup Team Receives Warm Welcome by President Bush in Reception at the White House
Seven members of the 2008 U.S. Ryder Cup Team and Captain Paul Azinger received a warm White House welcome Monday afternoon by President George W. Bush, who declared that he was an avid follower of "every minute" of the march to victory by the first American team since 1999 to capture golf's pre-eminent event. Click here for complete release.
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Jim Remy, Allen Wronowski, Ted Bishop Elected Officers of The PGA of America
Jim Remy (right) of Ludlow, Vt., was elected the 36th president of The PGA of America today by delegates at the 92nd Annual Meeting in Phoenix, Ariz. Remy previously served as Secretary of the Association from 2004-2006 and Vice President from 2006-2008. He is the first member of the New England PGA Section to be elected President of The PGA of America. Allen Wronowski was elected Vice President and Ted Bishop was elected Secretary. Click here for further details.
- The PGA of America Welcomes Four New Members of the Association's Board of Directors
- Four Trustees Named To PGA Foundation
- Major Dan Rooney, PGA Professional and Founder of Patriot Golf Day, Named Recipient of the Inaugural PGA Patriot Award
- 92nd Annual Meeting Fact Sheet
- 92nd Annual Meeting Resolutions
- PGA Past President Tom Addis III to be Recognized as the 13th Legends of The PGA Honoree
- Second Annual Patriot Golf Day Raises More Than $1.7 Million to Support Families of Those Wounded, Fallen in Nation's Service
- Play Golf America Five-Year Report
University of Idaho Rallies to Title in Seventh Annual PGA Jones Cup
The University of Idaho Vandals came a two-stroke first-round deficit to capture the seventh annual PGA Jones Cup presented by Nickent Golf. The 36-hole event, played at the PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla., featured all 20 schools in the PGA Golf Management University program. Sam Houston State University finished three strokes back, followed by defending champion Campbell University, Coastal Carolina and Florida State University. Click here for complete story.