As the Rochester area gears up for the championship at Oak Hill County Club in August, on Friday you will have an opportunity to catch up on the history of the tournament and the players who have made the sport of golf famous!

The PGA Championship History Exhibit opened Friday morning at the Rochester Museum and Science Center with displays about past champs and modern-day legends like Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.

A rodeo, complete with professional bull riding, will be held at the Burgundy Basin Inn on Friday.

The second annual "Wild West Showdown with Cancer" is the only local event created specifically to support oncology services at Rochester General Hospital.

Tickets are $80. Children under 16 may attend for free when accompanied by a parent. In addition to the rodeo, guests will receive a barbeque dinner, mechanical bull riding and a hayride.

Rochester General will also recognize two members of the Lipson Cancer Center team, Dr. Pradyumna Phatak, chief of medical oncology and hematology and Therese O'Connor, who serves as cancer center's social worker.

The rodeo begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Burgundy Basin Inn.

Frost is an 8-year-old male Dalmatian/Pit Bull mix who was brought to Lollypop Farm because his previous owner developed allergies.

Frost weighs 70 pounds, has a slightly goofy demeanor, and cute spotted ears! He's a sweet and smart dog who does well on a leash, knows "sit," and likes to lean against your leg when getting attention. At his old home Frost lived outside, so his new owner will need to speak to Lollypop Farm's Behavior Department about transitioning him to an indoor only home.