March 26, 2007--Four PGA Tour pros with Las Vegas ties played in the CA Championship over the weekend, with Dean Wilson, a fairly new Las Vegas resident, leading the way with a 16th place finish, earning $87,333 and 420 FedEx Cup Points.

Las Vegas Resident Dean Wilson led the contingent of PGA Tour players with ties to Las Vegas at the Pebble Beach AT&T National Pro-AM. He earned $33,413 with his tie for 31st.

The Las Vegas PGA Tour pros play all over town at some of the best golf courses in Las Vegas including Shadow Creek, Reflection Bay, Bali Hai, Rio Secco, Las Vegas National, The Revere at Anthem and many more.

March 30, 2007--The Shell Houston Open is where six Las Vegas PGA Tour pros are spending their time. Former UNLV player Adam Scott opened with a 69 as did fellow Rebel Chris Riley. Another Rebel, Charley Hoffman, struggled to a 73 while former NCAA Champ and US Amateur Champion Ryan Moore shot a 71. Robert Gamez, who grew up in Las Vegas, shot a 72.

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March 30, 2007--Natalie Gulbis, who lives and plays out of Reflection Bay Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas Resort, opened with a first-round 77 at the Kraft Nabisco Championship, and is in danged of missing the 36-hole cut. The event is the LPGA's first major of the year.

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March 31, 2007--Former University of Nevada, Las Vegas golfer Adam Scott was picked by Golfweek writer Jeff Babineau as the man who will become Australia's first champion of The Masters. In an issue that featured an overall article about the state of the game in Australia, Scott was one of several Aussies picked by different writers (others were Geoff Ogilvy, Stuart Appleby and Jason Day) to win The Masters. While at UNLV and playing and practicing at many Las Vegas golf courses, Scott was a freshman All-American and finished 11th at the NCAA Finals before leaving to go pro in the middle of his sophomore season.

Former UNLV Rebel Chad Campbell advanced to the quarterfinals of the Accenture World Match Play Championship being played in Arizona. He defeated David Toms in a close match that ended when Toms missed his short putt on the final hole. Campbell will play Stephen Ames. Campbell played on many Las Vegas golf courses as a Rebel including Shadow Creek, TPC Canyons and others.

It was heady stuff in 2004 when two UNLV graduates, teammates and All-Americans, Chris Riley and Chad Campbell, made the same American Ryder Cup team. Campbell had done it with solid play throughout the previous two years, and Riley nabbed one of the final spots with a fourth-place finish in the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits, where he missed the playoff by one stroke.

Former UNLV Rebel golfer and Las Vegas golfer Adam Scott, who when he was playing at UNLV practiced at Las Vegas golf courses like Shadow Creek, TPC at The Canyons, Rio Secco Golf Club and TPC Summerlin, among others, jump started his 2007 PGA Tour season with a runner-up finish at the Mercedes Championships.