Plan to attend Tahoe Celebrity Golf Week and the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Lake Tahoe's American Century Championship, July 14-19, 2009.
Tahoe Celebrity Golf Week Starts In... From Right Now!
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American Century Investments Increases Tournament Support for the Global Fight against Cancer
For the fourth consecutive year, the American Century Championship will benefit the mission of the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF). As LAF founder and seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong takes on the fight against cancer globally during the 2009 Tour de France, American Century Investments and the Lance Armstrong Foundation will raise awareness and funds to inspire and empower people affected by cancer.
The American Century Championship will increase attention for the LAF’s LIVESTRONGR Global Cancer Campaign - a campaign to combat the worldwide cancer epidemic that claims eight million lives each year, including 560,000 people in the U.S. → READ MORE
Legendary Pro Athletes and Hollywood's Finest are signing up to play in this summer's 20th Anniversary Celebration of the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe.
Listen to a recent provocative press conference with the Ying & Yang of Tahoe Celebrity Golf Week: Charles Barkley and Trent Dilfer. Plus, words of wisdom from Charles & Tiger's coach, Hank Haney.
Charles Barkley, a favorite with Tahoe Locals, spent this Spring working on his game with the legendary Hank Haney - courtesy of the Golf Channel. Is Sir Charles' historic unique style a thing of the past? Will we see a new & improved Barkley the Golfer at Edgewood Tahoe? Stay tuned.
Up Close and Personal.
Autograph signing, picture taking, interaction with the fans and tons of nighttime fun and games – that’s the norm during Tahoe Celebrity Golf Week.
Will The Stanley Cup Return to Tahoe in July?
1998 Tahoe Celebrity Golf Champion Mario Lemieux added another first to his colorful hockey career with the Pittsburgh Penguins, becoming the first man to win the Stanley Cup as a Penguins player and then as its owner.
"It's a great night for all of our fans back home, the organization, the players," Lemieux said in an on-ice interview with NBC Sports after the 2-1 Game Seven victory over the Detroit Red Wings. "They have worked their whole life to make it happen." Read more→
