Ben Crane Spokesperson for Almond Board of California

PGA Tour golfer Ben Crane has signed a Spokesperson Agreement with Almond Board of California. He will perform public relations services for the Almond Board and it's campaign for Healthy Men's Sports Snacking Sensation Program.

Ben will be at the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, California tomorrow. He will be joined by Robert Yang for nationwide radio and television interviews beginning at 4:40 a.m. (Pacific time) until 8:50 a.m. The purpose of these interviews is to tell the story of California Almonds and the part they play in Ben's nutritional needs as a professional golfer. These interviews will be The Golf Channel, NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox Television as well as numerous national and local radio stations.

Robert Yang is a very sought after presenter and lecturer. He is on the advisory board of the Titleist Performance Institute. He is an expert in the field of nutrition and it's impact on professional athletes.

"Ben is a strong advocate of good nutrition and has used raw almonds long before entering into this agreement," says Tommy Limbaugh, President of 4U Management, Ben Cranes's Management company. "This is a perfect marriage".

Lee Janzen to play in Childrens Miracle Network Classic

4U client Lee Janzen will be teeing it up at this week's Children's Miracle Network Classic right in my own backyard in Orlando, Florida.

Ben Crane meeting the Prime Minister before the Pro-Am in today's CIMB Asia Pacific Classic in Kuala Lumpur,

check out Ben Crane's workout video...so funny!

PGA Championship 2010

I'm with Ben Crane at Whistling Straits during Tuesday practice round

PGA Championship 2010

Ben Crane on practice range at Whistling Straits today preparing for the PGA Championship. Great course!

The Open at St. Andrews 2010

I have just returned from Scotland where I spent a week at St. Andrews for the British Open and another week touring Scotland with my wife Marcia. My three favorite golf courses in the world are St Andrews, Augusta National and Pebble Beach. I have been to all 3 this year and it doesn't get any better than that!

4U client Ben Crane played really well. The bad news is he caught the wrong end of the draw. He was on the course Friday during the ferocious wind that caused a suspension in play. He double bogied 11, 12 and 13 prior to the horn sounding. The other 15 holes he shot 2 under that day. That's golf!!!

There is simply no place quite like St Andrews. You feel the history, you feel the ghost of old Tom Morris and young Tom Morris, and you can feel Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus walking across the Swilcan Bridge. I had the privledge of walking inside the ropes with Ben Crane Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday prior to The Open beginning on Thursday. Sunday his practice round was with Tom Watson. What a thrill! Tom talked about how "St. Andrews is a hard course to understand. You have to relearn and relearn and relearn it all the time". He too got caught up in the heavy winds and the bad draw and later said "The old lady doned her boxing gloves." It is amazing to stand on the 17th tee and watch Tom hit six tee shots trying to decide whether to hit a 3 wood or driver over which "O" in "The Old Course Hotel" based on wind conditions.

When I think of the British Open, I think of St. Andrews.