Located just outside of Tampa in Palm Harbor, Fla., the Copperhead course at Innisbrook Resort is one of the most underrated venues on the PGA Tour and encompasses one of the most complete tests of golf that players will face all year. Featuring narrow, pine tree-lined fairways and rolling terrain combined with the surrounding lakes, Read more…
The stage is set for the PGA Tour’s marquee event as the 2026 Players Championship kicks off this week at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach. TPC Sawgrass is a hazard-filled, positional, Florida-style test that hosts what many consider the most competitive and thrilling tournament of the year. Two-time champion Rory McIlroy summed up what Read more…
Prior to 2024, the average winning score was 10-under, and PGA National had been one of the toughest non-major courses on tour. Since the course changes two years ago, the average winning score has jumped to 18-under. Last year, PGA National played the easiest in its history with a scoring average of 1.74 under-par per Read more…
After last year’s devastating wildfires forced a one-year relocation to Torrey Pines, the Genesis Invitational returns to the Los Angeles area and the historic Riviera Country Club, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Designed and built in 1926 by George C. Thomas Jr., it has been a fixture on the PGA Tour since 1973. Read more…
The PGA Tour returns to California’s Pacific Coast, heading to the Monterey Bay Peninsula for the season’s first official Signature Event, contested across the iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill. Two years ago, the tournament introduced a series of structural changes that remain in place this year. The field was reduced to 80 Read more…
The PGA Tour arrives at TPC Scottsdale for this week’s WM Phoenix Open. Designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish and completed in 1986, the course has hosted the event for 38 consecutive years, becoming one of the most recognizable stops on the schedule. Dubbed “The People’s Open,” the tournament draws nearly 750,000 spectators annually Read more…
The PGA Tour’s West Coast swing continues with the Farmers Insurance Open featuring the scenic Torrey Pines South Course in La Jolla, Calif. Torrey Pines has hosted this event every year since 1968. Lying on land occupied by an anti-aircraft battery during World War II, it is one of America’s most scenic course layouts atop Read more…
The PGA Tour returns to the mainland as players head to the Coachella Valley desert in La Quinta, Calif., for The American Express at PGA West. The first stop on the annual West Coast swing is one of the few remaining pro-ams on the PGA Tour schedule, featuring three rounds played alongside amateurs on a Read more…
With The Sentry absent from the 2026 schedule, the Sony Open at the venerable Waialae Country Club in Honolulu stands as the first official tournament of the PGA Tour season. Having rewarded shot-makers for more than six decades, this Seth Raynor design boasts a roll of champions that includes Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Lee Trevino Read more…
Not only is the Masters the most beloved and distinguished tournament in golf, but it is also the only major championship that is played at the same course every single year. With “course history” being a relevant topic for every PGA Tour event, its importance this week takes on an added proportion. According to DataGolf, Read more…
It started just like every other recent Thursday morning in the Klos house. Let the dogs out, take the kids to school, knock out 100 pushups and sit-ups and watch “Killa Keith” fly up the leaderboard. After tying for the first-round lead in each of his past two starts, Keith Mitchell was at it again—this Read more…
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