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PGA Championship Countdown Begins

Tournament, TV officials visit Atlanta Athletic Club on Monday.

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With the PGA Championship's Aug. 8 arrival in town just a few weeks away, tournament and TV network officials as well as Johns Creek Mayor Mike Bodker and defending PGA champion Martin Kaymer paid a visit to the Atlanta Athletic Club on Monday.

The club will play host to the championship Aug. 8-14. While this is the third time the championship has called the Atlanta Athletic Club home, this is the first time since Johns Creek was incorporated in 2006.

To purchase tickets or for more information, visit www.PGA.com.

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