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Associated Press
Wednesday, July 2, 2008 BETHESDA, Md. -- Golf enters the modern age of sports with a short walk through history. The hallway in the clubhouse at Congressional winds past photos of presidents who belonged to the club, newspaper clippings of Ken Venturi's courageous victory in the 1964 U.S. Open, magazine articles of Fred Couples and Ken Venturi winning their first PGA Tour events. It leads to an elevator, which takes players to the third floor to be tested for drugs. "It's taken 150 years to test us for drugs," Rob ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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