WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. (AP) — The PGA Tour is returning to the once-elite Greenbrier — just two months after the resort's new owner promised to bring a major tournament back for the first time in 15 years. Owner Jim Justice made that pledge in May, and his wish came full-circle Wednesday with the announcement from PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem. Finchem says the two sides agreed on a six-year contract to bring a tour stop to The Greenbrier. It marks the first large-scale tournament at The Greenbrier since the U.S. women beat Europe in the 1994 Solheim Cup. The move was part of Justice's strategy to restore the shine to a resort he brought out of bankruptcy a few months ago. The 721-room hotel that once hosted presidents and royalty lost its coveted five-star rating in 2000.