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.