Justin Rose Wins the Quicken Loans National at Congressional

PGA: Justin Rose shot a -1 under par 70 in the final round to beat Patrick Reed and a filed of under par contenders at the Quicken Loans Nation championship outside Washington, D.C. With Tiger Woods and Jason Day failing to make the cut Rose was the highest ranked player remaining in the field.

With the win Justin Rose, along with Martin Kaymer, are likely picks to win the Open Championship in two weeks. Who are your picks? Send then to us here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Stacey Lewis Extends Her CME Tour Lead With Win at the Walmart Tournament

LPGA: With her win at the Walmart Championship Stacey Lewis cements her #1 world ranking, extends her CME Tour Championship lead and positions herself as the player to beat in the ladies British Open July 10-13, 2014 in Lancashire, England.

So what are Lewis' chances of successfully defending her British Open win in 2013? Send us your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Kevin Streelman Takes the Traveler's Championship Trophy

PGA: Kevin Streelman shot -6 under part in the fourth round of the Traveler's Championship to win by 2 strokes over Sergio Garcia and K.J. Choi.

Streelman now moves on to the Congressional tournament where Tiger Woods will begin his comeback. Is this a one-time win for Streelman or a sign of great things to come? Let us know your thoughts here are at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Michelle Wie Captures the LPGA US Open Title at Pinehurst

LPGA: The renovated Pinehurst #2 course has been tamed last week by Martin Kaymer and yesterday by Michelle Wie. She won with a -2 under par score two strokes ahead of ladies world #1 Stacey Lewis who finished at even par.

This win was Wie's first major championship and perhaps a sign of fulfilled expectations from the last several years playing against the men, striving for perfect form and graduating from Stanford. What is next for Wie? Send us your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Tiger Woods to Return to PGA Action at Next Week's Congressional Tournament

PGA: The much anticipated returned of Tiger Woods to the PGA tour is now less than one week away. Woods announced late this past week of his intent to play in the Congressional tournament likely with his sights set on competing in both the Open Championship and the PGA Championship.

While Woods has dropped from the #1 position in the world rankings the Pro Golf Tour projects that he will likely regain this hallowed position by this fall. Just how strong will Tiger be next week and how long will it take him to be "explosive" in his ball-striking? Send us your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Michelle Wie Takes a 2 Stroke Lead in the Ladies US Open

LPGA: Michelle Wie holds a 2 stroke lead in the early stage of round 3 of the ladies US Open at Pinehurst #2. Only 4 players are currently under par.

Stacey Lewis has dropped back 5 shots off the lead at +2 over par. Nonetheless, there is plenty of golf yet to be played in the third round. Who has the edge moving into the championship 4th round? Send us your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Michelle Wie Takes a 2 Stroke Lead over Stacey Lewis in the LPGA US Open

LPGA: Michelle Wie has moved into first place after completing her morning round 2 of the LPGA US Open. Stacey Lew is currently 2 strokes back as she begins her second round. Only Wie and Lewis are under par.

Which player has the edge moving into the weekend at Pinehurst #2? Send us your picks her at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Stacey Lewis Holds a 2 Stroke Lead in the LPGA US Open

LPGA: Stacey Lewis shot a -3 under par in the first round of the ladies' US Open at Pinehurst #2. Seven other players are currently at -1 under par.

Can Lewis, like Martin Kaymer, hold a "wire-to-wire" lead and win the second major tournament of the LPGA season? Well, a "wire-to-wire" win is unlikely, however, Lewis definitely has the game and mental prowess to win this year's US Open. Send us your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

LPGA US Open at Pinehurst #2 - Player Picks

LPGA: The LPGA's 2nd major championship of the year - the US Open - will be contested this week Pinehurst #2. What insights did the ladies gain from watching the men's US Open just last week and how will that affect the scoring?

Early favorites include Stacey Lewis, Inbee Park, Lydia Ko and Lexi Thompson. Send us your picks here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Martin Kaymer Wins the US Open With -10 Under Par Performance

PGA: Germany's Martin Kaymer won the 2014 US Open in a wire-to-wire performance at Pinehurst #2. Rickie Fowler and Eric Compton finished T2 at -2 under par eight strokes off the lead.

Kaymer now moves to #11 in the world golf rankings and ensures his spot on the European Ryder Cup team. With two of the year's four majors yet to be played where will Kaymer end 2014 in the world rankings. Our view is easily within the world's top 5 ranked players. Send us your predictions here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Martin Kaymer Jumps to an 8 Shot Lead at the US Open

PGA: Germany's Martin Kaymer has extended his US Open lead to 8 strokes over Dustin Johnson, Brendon De Jonge and Keegan Bradley ... each at -2 under par after completing Round 2.

Can Kaymer pull off another wire-to-wire win similar to his stellar performance at the Players Championship last month? Let us know your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Brooks Koepka Hold the Early US Open Early Lead at -3 Under Par

PGA: American Brooks Koepka currently holds the US Open round 1 lead at -3 under par. Graeme McDowell, Kevin Na and Jim Furyk finished their morning rounds at -2 under par. Phil Mickelson shot a respectable even par 70 in round 1.

Can the revitalized Pinehurst #2 be tamed? Let us know your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Will Pinehurst #2 Be Up to the Up to the US Open Test?

PGA-LPGA: Will the Coor and Crenshaw renovated Pinehurst #2 course be up to the test of back-to-back PGA and LPGA US Opens the next two weeks? The first two rounds of the men's US Open this week should be quite telling. One major question on the minds of the players is the distinction of sand bunkers and the rather raw and rustics wast areas. The USGA has decided to have one rules official walk with each group and be available in real-time to answer players' questions.

Let us know your thoughts on this critical matter here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Pinehurst Preview and Pick's

PGA: It is major week again and all eyes turn to the US Open at Pinehurst #2. So which players have an edge at Pinehurst? Will the winner comes the ranks of the usual suspects - Adam Scott, Hendrick Stenson, Rory McIlroy or Bubba Watson? Or perhaps a long-shot such a Jordan Spieth, Hunter Mahan or Lee Westwood?

Send your picks to the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Ben Crane Wins the St. Jude Classic

PGA: Ben Crane shot -10 under par to win the St. Jude Classic in Memphis one stroke better than Troy Merritt's -9 under par. This win should give Crane much needed confidence moving into this week's US Open at Pinehurst #2 in North Carolina.

Meanwhile, Phil Mickelson finished with a respectable -6 under par and 2 over par in Round 4. Many questions remain about Phil's game and concentration as he arrives at Pinehurst. Do you believe Phil can seriously contend at Pinehusrt or is simply a sentimental favorite? Let us know your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour.

Ben Crane Leads the Rain-Delayed St. Jude Classic

PGA: Ben Crane stands at -12 under par, a 4 stroke lead over the field at the rain delayed St. Jude Classic. Phil Mickelson is at -5 under par after 2 rounds. Can Phil refine his game this week in order to perform at his best next week at the US Open? Let us know your thoughts at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Young Hee Park Leads the LPGA's Manulife Financial Classic by Three Strokes

LPGA: South Korea's Young Hee Park holds a 3 shot lead over a strong field in the lead-up to the LPGA US Open in two weeks at the Manulife Financial Classic.

If Inbee Park was to win this tournament and Stacey Lewis finishes outside the top 8 Park would re-gain her world #1 ranking. What is the probability that Park will move back to #1 by next week? Let us know your thoughts at the Pro Golf Tour.

Ben Crane Holds the Clubhouse Lead With -12 Under Par at the St. Jude Classic

PGA: Ben Crane holds the clubhouse lead at -12 under par at the rain-delayed second round of the St. Jude Classic. Sweden's Carl Pettersson and and Jason Bohn from the US are tied for second place.

Phil Mickelson is currently at -3 under par. Can Phil fix his game and re-gain the confidence he needs heading into next week's US Open at Pinehurst #2? Send your thoughts to the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Scott Maintains World #1 Ranking Ahead of Stenson

World Golf Ranking: Adam Scott remains atop the June 2, 2014 Official World Golf Ranking extending his lead over Stenson, Watson and Woods. Moreover, we are beginning to see more point separation between the world's #1 and #10 ranked players (similar to the past).

Tiger Woods slipped to the #4 ranking while Jordan Spieth dropped to the #10 position. Just how long so you believe Scott can maintain his #1 ranking? And how will Tiger Woods' return later this season impact the rankings? Let us know your thoughts here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Hideki Matsuyama Takes the Memorial Trophey at Jack's House

PGA: Japanese phenom Hideki Matsuyam, just 22 years old, won the Memorial Championship at Jack Nicklaus' Muirfield Village golf course in a playoff over Kevin Na. This was Matsuyama's first win on US soil after winning three times as a pro golfer in Japan.

Along with Kevin Na, both Bubba Watson and Adam Scott made valiant attempts but come up a few shots too many to challenge Matsuyama. So, what is next for Matsuyama? Surely, the US Open at Pinehurst. And while no one is predicting a US Open victory this year for 22 year old Matsuyama he surely moves into the upper tier of players in contention. Send us your predictions for Matsuyama's next victory here in the US here at the Pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson

Stacey Lewis Wins Shoprite LPGA Classic - Reclaims World #1 Ranking

LPGA: Stacey Lewis won the Shoprite LPGA Classic and reclaimed the ladies world #1 ranking over Inbee Park.

We are likely in for a season-long battle for the top spot in ladies golf with Stacey Lewis, Inbee Park and Lydia Ko all playing great golf. Just how long will Lewis keep her #1 world ranking? Let us know your thoughts at the pro Golf Tour. Lawrence Wilson.