1 Kenny G 0.6 Grammy Award-winning saxophonist an AT&T fixture
2 Vince Gill 0 Country star won PGA's Distinguished Service Award in 2003
3 Marty Roe 0.8 Lead singer/guitarist for country group Diamond Rio
4 Steve Azar 0.9 John Daly appears in country singer's latest video
5 Adrian Young 1.3 No Doubt drummer lives next to Long Beach course
6 Rudy Gatlin 2.4 Youngest Gatlin Brother is best Gatlin golfer
7 Larry Gatlin 3.8 Lead singer/songwriter for Gatlin Brothers
8 Steve Gatlin 3.9 Middle brother worked with Tammy Wynette
9 Josh Kelley 4 Pop-rock artist grew up in Augusta, Ga.
10 Paul Brown 5 Called “The Babyface of smooth jazz”
T-11. Lloyd Cole 5.3 Frontman for the Commotions in the '80s; solo artist today
T-11. Alice Cooper 5.3 Still touring at age 58; always has his clubs
T-11. Dan Tyminski 5.3 Acoustic guitarist/vocalist with Union Station
14 Alan White 5.6 Drummer since 1972 for progressive-rock band Yes
T-15. Darius Rucker 6 Lead singer for Hootie & The Blowfish
T-15. Jason Scheff 6 Bassist/singer replaced Peter Cetera in Chicago
T-15. Justin Timberlake 6 From 'N Sync to solo artist; plays Hope and AT&T
T-18. Mac Davis 6.2 No. 1 hit in 1972: “Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me”
T-18. Huey Lewis 6.2 Still with The News ... and singing in “Chicago”
20 Dweezil Zappa 6.3 Son of legendary guitarist Frank; plays at Lakeside in L.A.
The number following the name is their handicap. For the entire list go to http://www.golfdigest.com/rankings/2007/mu...rankings_gd2007

Neat how 6 of the Top 10 are country artists! But what I don't understand is how a .6 handicap by Kenny G can get him in first place while Vince has a 0 handicap and is in second place?

I don't get that either unless they combine music talent,respect within the industry too. Oooops! In that case Vince wins for sure! Vince has been a scratch golfer for awhile as far as I know. That equates to a zero handicap as far as I know.