May 15, 2007

HAVERTOWN, PA — G-Money has won nothing to date, but signed this weekend for his 4th straight major championship, which some say is his turn to shine. "Grady has been relatively quiet for 3 years," says CEO of the tournament, Jeremy Myers. "I expect him to emurge in Jackson."

"On this course, the way it's playing, it should be easy," Walters said of the Grande Golf Club, on which all tournament rounds will take place. "It's very easy to be aggressive with wide fairways and huge greens. The point system even promotes aggressive play. It really boils down to knowing my strengths, standing my ground, and picking apart the course in G-Money fashion."

Walters tends to not thrive on easy courses. The Grande is not exactly difficult, but puts his game in striking distance of glory.

"I'm still a fresh 33, if that makes sense," Walters said, referring to his age. "I'm having fun. I'm still learning the game. Last year proved to me that what I'm doing works, and I think it is good enough to win if I do it well enough for three days."

The 2007 Carl Spackler Open begins on June 7. Grady Walters takes the 64th spot in the tournament field. There are 22 days left before Round 1.