Luke Wilson, David Koechner, Gretchen Mol and Sasha Alexander get to work tomorrow as cameras roll on the romantic comedy Tenure.

Producer Paul Schiff (Mona Lisa Smile, My Cousin Vinny) prefers to call Tenure a "thinking man's college comedy - smart and silly at the same time."

First up, for three days' filming, will be Rosemont College, where four areas will be used, including a basement classroom that will be turned into a cheesy banquet hall.

Also on the five-week shoot list are Bryn Mawr College, Lower Merion High, and Foulkeways, a retirement community in Lower Gwynedd.

"The movie demands a beautiful college campus," Schiff says. "We considered Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, and we just really fell for the environment that Rosemont and Bryn Mawr have." That and the Pennsylvania film-tax credits, which will defray part of the film's budget.

Luke Wilson, actor and avid golfer, teamed up with PUMA golf star Johan Edfors to create a special edition range of PUMA Golf products for this spring and summer.

“To work with a brand like PUMA – that has such innovative and versatile product – on a golf line that fits my style and personality has been a real pleasure,” said Wilson, who is an eight-handicap and was recently listed as one of the Top 40 Hollywood golfers by Golf Digest. “We had some real fun with some of the product designs including the Porkpie hat and C-hopper shoe that you can wear on or off the course by just removing the spikes.”

Wilson and Edfors provided creative input to the line, including highlights such as chrome details, higher-end Merino wool materials and personal color combinations and selections. Wilson’s selections included darker blues and blacks for a more casual, laid-back approach while Edfors selected brighter color palates with vibrant green and flouro pink for a more in-your-face color explosion.