The Penn Glade Lions' sixth annual golf scramble takes place Sept. 17 at Suncrest Golf Course. The event has a 9 a.m. shotgun start.

Entry fee is $70 per person and foursomes are limited. Register by Sept. 10. First-place money is $500, followed by $300, $200 and $10 for second through fourth, respectively.

Call Roger Bennett at 724-586-6566 or Judy Zang at 724-443-0742 for details.

The 34th Saint Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church golf outing was recently held at Stoughton Acres Golf Course.The quartet of Justin Maskal, Harry Hnatko and Jerry Pellish took first place.Winning the 'closest to the pin competition' was Maskal (No. 3), Frank Hawryliak, Sr. and Mary Maxwell (No. 5), Frank Hawryliak, Jr. (No. 12) and John Malakar and Maxwell (No. 17).The longest drive went to Larry and Debbie Cygan (No. 6) and David Duke and Cheryl Anthrom (No. 11).

The team of Matt Morgan, Jeff Renno, Tim Nunes, Tom Kramerer and Max Weeks of Oakview Golf Club carded net 55 in winning the low net division of the Tri-State Section PGA Buick Scramble recently at Treasure Lake Golf Coub in DuBois.Rob McClellan, Troy Nunes, Chad Neigh, Scott Defoggi and Mike Caringola of Olde Stonewall Golf Club carded a net 58 to finish to second.

Golfers and foursomes are sought for the first St. Barnabas Charities Leading the Links Golf Open Sept. 12 at Butler Country Club.Cost is $350 per golfer, which includes 18 holes of golf, lunch, unlimited range balls, cart, greens fees, course beverages and an evening reception.Lunch and registration will be at noon, followed by a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Proceeds benefit the St. Barnabas Free Care Fund.Call 724-444-5521 for more information.

BEIJING (AP) - Retief Goosen shot an 8-under 64 for a six-stroke victory over U.S. Open champion Michael Campbell in the Asian Tour's China Masters.Goosen, who led wire to wire, had a 22-under 266 total. The South African star also won the PGA Tour's International last month in Colorado.