Strange on for golf outing MONROE - Curtis Strange has joined the lineup for the upcoming Sovereign Bank Charity Golf Classic. The winner of 17 PGA Tour titles including back-to-back U.S. Open championships (1989, 1990) will share the spotlight with gallery favorite Fuzzy Zoeller, 2005 Champions Tour leading money-winner Dana Quigley and young LPGA stars Erica Blasberg and Jenna Daniels. The Sept. 25-26 Charity Classic will feature two days of golf and entertainment in an effort to raise money for The Forsgate Foundation, a nonprofit that supports causes throughout New Jersey. Strange, one of the best players on the PGA Tour during the 1980s, logged all but one of his 17 career victories during this decade. He won the tour money title three times and was the first professional golfer to surpass $1 million in earnings in a single season. Strange competed on five U.S. Ryder Cup teams and served as captain of the 2002 team. In the 1990s, he jumped from the golf course to the broadcast booth, where he worked as a golf commentator on ABC until 2004. In 2005, he joined the Champions Tour and recorded two, Top 10 performances in his rookie year. For more information on the Charity Classic or to inquire about tournament playing positions, contact Dave Wasenda at (732) 656-8911 or log on to www.forsgatefoundation.org.