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Associated Press
Wednesday, July 1, 2009 BETHESDA, Md. -- PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem was the first to be tested for drugs under its anti-doping policy that began last year at the AT&T National. Tim Clark was the first player to be tested. One year and more than a thousand random samples later, Finchem says the tour remains clean. "There have been no suspensions because of doping," Finchem said Wednesday. "It's not going to surprise me if we have some issue, but I think what's clear is we do not have a doping problem. Having an ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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