Also on Wednesday, an LPGA-sponsored junior clinic will be held at the Bulle Rock driving range.

Fans hoping to get photos of the course and their favorite golfers can do so for the first three days, but once Thursday rolls around, there will be no cameras allowed on the course.

On Thursday morning, the ladies of the LPGA will get down to business, teeing off in hopes of ending the weekend Sunday with a date with Ronald McDonald. The McDonald?s restaurant mascot is on-hand every year to hand out the trophy for one of the tour?s four majors.

Over the last five years, though, just two golfers have held the trophy. Se Ri Pak, who won the ?06 and ?02 titles, and Annika Sorenstam ? the back-to-back-to-back winner from 03-05 ? are the only golfers to win the title in the past five seasons. Bulle Rock first hosted the championship in 2004.

Course and tour officials expect roughly 100,000 fans for the week-long event. But for those who cannot get out to the course to see any of the action live, the LPGA Championship will be aired on The Golf Network.

Fans attending Thursday through Saturday could get in at discounted prices. Thursday is Senior Day, when anyone over 50 can get in for free. Friday is Harford County Day, when anyone arriving before 11 a.m. will receive a free pass for the weekend. Finally, Saturday is Military Appreciation Day, allowing members of all branches of service ? active or retired ? free admission to the course.

The course

» Location: Havre de Grace

» Opened: 1998

» Designer: Pete Dye

» Holes: 18

» Par: 72

» 2006 LPGA Champ: Se Ri Pak (71, 69, 71, 69)

» 2003-2005 Champ: Annika Sorenstam