Jack Nicklaus had a golf club in his hand and a gallery around him, just like old times. He was checking up on his U.S. team at the Presidents Cup when he noticed Steve Stricker in a bunker at Royal Montreal, getting advice from assistant captain Jeff Sluman. It wasn't long before Nicklaus joined them. "First bunker shot I've hit since May," Nicklaus cracked. The last competitive shot he struck was two years ago at St. Andrews, when he holed a 15-foot birdie putt for a 72 in the British Open.

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David Duval spent much of the time he set aside for putting practice Wednesday shaking hands and talking about his new baby. The Viking Classic will be his first PGA tournament since February after a seven-month break to be with his wife during a difficult pregnancy. A smiling, joking Duval said he isn't sure what to expect after playing once a week or less of "cart golf" during his layoff.

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Gary Player's Presidents Cup team is stacked — again. Tom LaMarre wonders if the best team on paper can win.

The FedEx Cup saw top players work late into the season, putting a new wrinkle in Presidents Cup play — endurance.

The British Open will be played at Royal St. George's in 2011 and Royal Lytham & St. Annes in 2012, the first time golf's oldest championship will be held in England in consecutive years. Royal St. George's, on the eastern coast in Sandwich, last hosted the British Open in 2003 when Ben Curtis became the first player in 90 years to win a major championship in his first try. It first held the championship in 1894. Royal Lytham and St.

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The PGA is still deciding on penalties for its new drug policy. If it were up to Tiger Woods, they'd be pretty steep.

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FOXSports.com's sports business professor, Rick Horrow, examines the new drug testing policies in the PGA.

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Canadian Jon Mills won his second career Nationwide Tour title Sunday to lock up a spot next year on the PGA Tour, closing with a 7-under 64 in chilly conditions for a three-stroke victory over D.A. Points in the Boise Open. Mills finished with a 21-under 263 total on the Hillcrest Country Club course and earned $121,500 to jump from 24th to fifth on the money list with $282,283. The top 25 at the end of the season will earn 2008 PGA Tour cards. "It feels great.

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Steve Flesch didn't dominate Turning Stone's final round, but his 1-over 73 was good enough for a two-stroke win.

Ryan Benzel won the final three holes to earn an unlikely halve Sunday, and American club pros remained unbeaten on home soil with a 13 1/2-12 1/2 victory over Great Britain & Ireland in the PGA Cup. Benzel appeared headed for a loss until taking the last three holes to earn a half-point against English pro Paul Wesselingh. That was enough to give the United States a victory on The Oconee Course at Reynolds Plantation.

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