Pga Tour Confidential

One last thing about Ponte Vedra Beach . There may not be a whole lot going on socially next week, but even if there is, most of the players won't know. A lot of guys treat this like a major, so nobody's out partying at Hooters—well, except maybe one guy. There's a Ruth's Chris Steakhouse right outside the entrance to the course that's pretty popular with the players, but the hottest spot in town is the clubhouse. Every night the Tour provides a terrific spread for players and families. The food is phenomenal: steaks, fish, chops, whatever you want, and it's free. It's a great perk; you don't have to go out and fight for a table somewhere. They even have clowns and balloons and stuff for your kids. It's a heck of a week for families. If majors were based on food, the Players would be No. 1. This is our event, and I'm proud to say that it's first-class all the way around.

For a complete rundown on the Players field, go to GOLF.com.