Thursday 14 September 2000
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| 21:00-23:00 |
| Ford Golf USA: Sei Pennsylvania Classic - Live |
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The fairways of Waynesborough Country Club in Paoli set the scene for the inaugural SEI Pennsylvania Classic as the tournament commences with live action from the opening round.
Friday 15 September 2000
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| 22:00-00:00 |
| Ford Golf USA: Sei Pennsylvania Classic |
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Find out who makes the cut at Waynesborough Country Club in Paoli with action from the second round of the SEI Pennsylvania Classic, an event in its first year on the USPGA Tour.
Saturday 16 September 2000
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| 20:00-22:00 |
| Ford Golf USA: Sei Pennsylvania Classic - Live |
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The USPGA Tour returns to Pennsylvania for the first time in 20 years as the SEI Pennsylvania Classic reaches day three. The live action comes from the Waynesborough Country Club in Paoli.
Sunday 17 September 2000
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| 19:00-22:00 |
| Ford Golf USA: Sei Pennsylvania Classic - Live |
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Live golf action as the inaugural SEI Pennsylvania Classic draws to a close at the Waynesborough Country Club. There's a top prize of $540,000 for the winner and there would be none more popular than local heroes Jim Furyk and Rocco Mediate.
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| 01:30-07:00 |
| Ford Golf USA: Sei Pennsylvania Classic (Repeat) |
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The action takes place at the Waynesborough Country Club in Paoli.
Monday 18 September 2000
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| 11:30-14:30 |
| Ford Golf USA: Sei Pennsylvania Classic (Repeat) |
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Another chance to enjoy the final day of the SEI Pennsylvania Classic.
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US
PGA Tour : SEI Pennsylvania Classic
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Tiger
Woods
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After
another Tiger Woods tour win at the Bell Canadian Open, the field at the SEI
Pennsylvania Classic at the Waynesborough Country Club in Paoli, Pennsylvania,
will be delighted that the biggest name in golf won't be appearing on the
leader-board this weekend.
By picking up
the title in Oakville, Ontario, Tiger became the first player since Lee Trevino
(1971) to win the US, British and Canadian Opens in a single season.
He
now has nine tour victories under his belt for the year - the most since
Sam Sneed won 11 all the way back in 1950 - and according to Grant Waite
he is playing well enough to eclipse that record before the season is over.
Waite lost to
Woods by a single shot at the Bell Canadian Open and he reckons his 21-under
total of 267 would have been good enough to beat any other player.
This week,
however, the rest of the US Tour can breath a collective sigh as they compete
for the very first - and completely Tiger-less - SEI Pennsylvania Classic.
However the $3.2 million prize fund has still attracted some illustrious
names - with the favourites for the title including Carlos Franco, Bob May
and the veteran Tom Lehman.
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