Whistling Straits - Host of the 2004 PGA Championship

As host of the 2004 PGA Championship, the Straits course at Whistling Straits, promises to be a stern challenge for the greatest players in the world. Voted one of America’s top 3 golf courses by GolfWeek and ranked #50 in the world by Golf Magazine. Whistling Straits features two miles of uninterrupted shoreline on Lake Michigan with towering bluffs and massive sand dunes. A walking-only course, Straits pays homage to the origins of the game, created in the style of the legendary seaside links of Ireland and Scotland.

The PGA Championship, one of only four major professional golf championships, is the final major of the calendar year and will be played for the 86th time from August 9-15th in 2004. The PGA Championship is considered one of the toughest in all of golf to win as it features the strongest field in major championship golf. This championship already promises to be a sellout more than two years in advance of the event.