AT&T BYRON NELSON: The PGA Tour heads to Dallas this week for the AT&T Byron Nelson, a tournament that has has been won by a veritable who’s-who of golfing greats in its 73-year existence and still attracts a quality field.
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PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP: Commonly known as the “fifth major,” The Players Championship has all the ingredients of a great tournament: a top-notch field, a mind-boggling purse, an iconic venue, and the type of electric atmosphere that makes things more enjoyable for players and spectators alike.
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WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP: While last week’s experimentation with team golf was certainly interesting and seemed to be generally well-received, the PGA Tour makes a welcome return to normalcy this week with the Wells Fargo Championship, an event that has become a player favorite and has drawn a typically strong field this year.
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ZURICH CLASSIC: The tournament now known as the Zurich Classic has been a regular stop on the PGA Tour for over 50 years, but this edition feels like a new beginning, as the traditional stroke-play format has been scrapped in favor of a 2-man team event.
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VALERO TEXAS OPEN: The PGA Tour makes its annual stop in San Antonio this week for the Valero Texas Open, an event that dates back nearly 100 years and has been won by some of the greats of the game, names like Hagen, Snead, Hogan, and Palmer.
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