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  1. Ray Halbritter takes swing at new challenge

    blog.syracuse.com via @JCoreMarketing  &bull Jul 27, 2010

    Dennis Nett / The Post-Standard, 2008Ray Halbritter, CEO of Turning Stone Resort & Casino and founder of the PGA Tour's Turning Stone Resort Championship, will play in the professional tournament this year. Here he is shown during the tournament's pro-am event in 2008. Ray Halbritter has confronted and overcome many challenges in the first six decades of his life. In the process, he has become the Oneida Nation representative, the CEO of Nation Enterprises (including Turning Stone Resort & Casino), and the driving force behind bringing PGA Tour golf to Central New York. Now he is about to embark on… Full Story »


  2. Despite his tarnished reputation, Tiger Woods remains the highest-paid American athlete

    blog.syracuse.com via @KatieKrames  &bull Jul 22, 2010

    Despite losing millions in endorsement deals (Gatorade, ATT and Accenture dropped Tiger Woods amid his infidelity scandal) he still raked in $90,508,163; that's about $30 million more than golfer Phil Mickelson, who is No. 2 on the list for 2010.… Full Story »


  3. CNY natives Dan McCarthy, David May playing well on golf tour

    blog.syracuse.com via @golfswingguy  &bull May 6, 2010

    One former Post-Standard Amateur champion, Dan McCarthy, and another former Central New York standout, David May, have each played in five Hooters Tour events this season in their quest to someday make the jump to the Nationwide or PGA Tour. McCarthy (CBA/Le Moyne) has a best finish of tied for fifth… Full Story »


  4. Jack Nicklaus says Tiger can win Masters despite layoff (Poll)

    blog.syracuse.com via @syracusedotcom  &bull Apr 7, 2010

    File photo / AP, 2000Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus strike a pose as they wait to tee off on the second hole during the first round of the PGA Championship at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky., in this… Full Story »

  5. Turning Stone ready for challenge of hosting Tiger Woods

    blog.syracuse.com via @BunkerShotGolf  &bull Aug 20, 2009

    Dennis Nett / The Post-StandardThe crowd watches as Vijay Singh hits an approach shot at the 12th hole during last year's Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge at Atunyote Golf Club. The crowd will be a little bigger this time around… Full Story »

  6. CNY PGA pros fall short in PGA Championship bids

    blog.syracuse.com via @GolferMikey  &bull Nov 30, -0001

    Central New York PGA members Eric Manning and Kevin Savage fell short this week in their attempts to qualify for the PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Full Story »

  7. Tiger's Coming to Turning Stone

    blog.syracuse.com via @ESPNRadio1260  &bull Nov 30, -0001

    Bethesda, Md. -- Tiger Woods is helping out longtime friend Notah Begay III, agreeing to play in his charity Skins Game at Turning Stone Resort next month to support Native American youth. Full Story »

  8. Tiger making rare appearance in a Skins Game

    blog.syracuse.com via @dan710  &bull Nov 30, -0001

    Tiger Woods' appearance in a skins game at Turning Stone Resort on Monday will be about as rare as his transcending talent in the world of sports. Full Story »

  9. Branshaw, Scherrer begin fall drive for PGA Tour cards

    blog.syracuse.com via @PMOttawa  &bull Nov 30, -0001

    David Branshaw and Tom Scherrer have been down this path before -- the precarious home stretch of the Nationwide Tour season. Full Story »

  10. PGA Tour mum on details of Turning Stone pact

    blog.syracuse.com via @GolfCourseGuy  &bull Nov 30, -0001

    The third annual Turning Stone Resort Championship starts two weeks from today. But whether it's the next-to-last PGA Tour event hosted by the Oneida Nation resort, or the middle event in a six-year contract, or just one of many events… Full Story »

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