Michigan Golf Live (mgl) - the state's leading golf radio program -- examines the ongoing trial of the tragic plane crash that took the lives of Payne Stewart and four others in October of 1999. MGL will broadcast live from The Medalist Golf Club in Marshall, Saturday morning from 8:00—10:00.

“With the US Open returning to Pinehurst, I was reminded of the compelling drama that unfolded back in ‘99 when Payne won the title,” says MGL Executive Producer Bill Hobson. “But that thrill didn’t last nearly long enough as Payne was taken from us in a most surreal plane crash. Who would have thought that the court proceeding was still going? His wife and children were in court testifying as recently as a couple of weeks ago. The whole scenario is rather unsettling, and we’ll take a closer look at it on Saturday.”

MGL radio is carried on 11 stations, covering every major metropolitan market in the state. The show airs from 8-10 a.m. every Saturday for 26 weeks - April through September - and is on location every week from fablulous destinations across the state and around the nation. Click here to listen to the program live on your computer.

This week, MGL-TV features the four championship courses and wonderful resort life of the Westin Innisbrook Golf Resort near Tampa, Florida. Join Bill Hobson for MGL-TV’s 30-minute overview of this outstanding destination.

MGL-TV is carried three times per week across the state on Comcast Local Sports -- Saturdays at 11 a.m., Mondays at 1:30 p.m., and Thursdays at 7:30 a.m. and call also be viewed online on the MGL-TV page.

Hosted by Hobson, Jon Bloom, and Todd Arner, Michigan Golf Live is a production of Hobson Media Enterprises, and is presented by the 2005 Buick Open and King Par Golf.