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Article: Oakland Hills gets Ryder Cup, PGA Championship
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- October 19, 1998
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DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer
AP Online
10-19-1998
A monster of an event is going to a monster of a course.
The PGA of America on Monday awarded the 2003 Ryder Cup to Oakland Hills Country Club, the Donald Ross layout in suburban Detroit that Ben Hogan referred to as a ``monster'' when he won the U.S. Open in 1951.
The PGA also awarded future Ryder Cup matches to Medinah Country Club outside Chicago, and to Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky., a new Jack Nicklaus course owned by the PGA and likely to become a regular stop in its championship rotation.
Oakland Hills, Valhalla and Medinah also were awarded a PGA Championship in the next decade.
``Oakland Hills is one of the ...