LIMITED NUMBER OF 2008 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP DAILY TICKETS ON SALE NOW

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP – Due to demand, The PGA of America has now made a limited number of Daily Ground Tickets available for the 90th PGA Championship, Aug. 4-10, at Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Township, Mich. Daily tickets go on sale today at a price of $85 for the first two Championship rounds (Thursday and Friday) and $125 for Saturday and Sunday rounds. Up until now, golf fans were only able to purchase weekly passes to the event.

A limited number of Executive Club Tickets still remain available for weekly purchase of $700 per person. This ticket level features admission to all seven days of Championship week as well as admission to an exclusive climate-controlled pavilion, featuring a bar area with a wide selection of food and beverage options at an additional charge. Additionally, the Executive Club ticket-holders receive complimentary off-site parking and shuttle service, and a copy of the 90th official PGA Championship Journal.

Season Ground Tickets ($350 per person) are also available and include admission to the course all seven days of Championship week. This will allow complimentary off-site parking and shuttle service along with a copy of the 90th official PGA Championship Journal.

In addition, as part of The PGA of America’s mission to promote the game and provide the ultimate family entertainment value, juniors age 17 and younger will be admitted free-of-charge throughout Championship week if accompanied by a ticket-bearing adult.

Those who have already purchased weekly tickets and want to discuss daily ticket options should call 1-800-PGA-GOLF (742-4653).

About Oakland Hills Country Club
 Founded in 1916, Oakland Hills Country Club continues to play a significant role in the history of golf in the United States and in assisting with establishing Michigan as a premier golf destination. The site of 16 major championships (six U.S. Opens, two U.S. Senior Opens, U.S. Women’s Amateur, U.S. Men’s Amateur, Western Open, Carling World Open; the 35th Ryder Cup in 2004; and three PGA Championships, including the 90th PGA Championship in 2008), the membership is proud of their heritage and how these Championships benefit the local and state economy as well as its neighbors.

About The PGA of America
Since 1916, The PGA of America's mission has been twofold: to establish and elevate the standards of the profession and to grow interest and participation in the game of golf. By establishing and elevating the standards of the golf profession through world-class education, career services, marketing and research programs, the Association enables PGA Professionals to maximize their performance in their respective career paths and showcases them as experts in the game and in the $76 billion golf industry. By creating and delivering dramatic world-class championships and exciting and enjoyable golf promotions that are viewed as the best of their class in the golf industry, The PGA of America elevates the public's interest in the game, the desire to play more golf, and ensures accessibility to the game for everyone, everywhere. The PGA of America brand represents the very best in golf. More information about The PGA of America is available on the Association’s Web site, located at www.PGA.com.