WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Along with deciding on a schedule, booking flights and hotel rooms and working on their swings, most LPGA Tour players spent a good chunk of the 2007 season studying up on drugs.
The next time they play on Tour, some of them will be tested under a new policy that starts next year. And while they believe they are clean, some of them are leaving nothing to chance.
"I'm going to have my doctor apply for medical waivers for everything he has ever prescribed for me," U.S. Women's Open champion Cristie Kerr said. "Not necessarily any medication I'm taking now, but anything I've ever needed -- like antibiotics. The closer we are to testing, you just want to be safe."
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LPGA Tour players have three months to study before drug tests begin
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