Sports - July 14, 2009
Can the PGA Tour's Milwaukee stop stay afloat?
This week could easily mark the swan song for the professional golf tournament that has found a home in Milwaukee since 1968. That's a 41-year history. A long, long time. But, the tournament is threatened, and likely to end. Steve Stricker and Jerry Kelly, two Wisconsin pros, have a mysterious plan to save the tournament. But until concrete plans emerge, it could be so much whistling in the wind, like many plans to save this tournament have been in the past.
Tags: pga tour, us bank championship, brown deer park, jerry kelly, steve stricker

Sports - April 7, 2009
Masters field prepares for a Tiger hunt at Augusta
The name at the top of the leaderboard on Sunday at The Masters, if not Tiger Woods, will be notable for one thing. He will be the answer to the quiz question of who won the first major with Tiger Woods back in the field following knee surgery? At least the winner will have a green jacket to go along with it.
Tags: tiger woods, masters, pga tour, greg norman, fred couples

Sports - July 29, 2008
U.S Bank Championship is an asset worth saving
It might be a second-fiddle tournament with a second-rate field of competitors, but the annual event at Brown Deer Park is worth preserving.
Tags: us bank championship, pga tour, brown deer park, dan croak, scott evans

Sports - July 20, 2008
U.S. Bank Championship works to build for future
Despite being contested the same weekend as the British Open, the U.S. Bank Championship is finding ways to survive and prosper.
Tags: u.s. bank championship, dan croak, brown deer park, pga tour, british open

Music - July 18, 2008
The Evening Round brings BoDeans to the links
Sammy Llanas and Kurt Neumann of the BoDeans hit the back nine at the U.S. Bank Championship's new event called "The Evening Round" on Saturday.
Tags: BoDeans, U.S.Bank, US Bank Championships, PGA tour, Brown Deer Golf Course