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A LIV Golf, PGA Tour reunification? Pass

Tfc contributor gary van sickle is of the belief that the pga tour doesn't need liv golf and vice versa, so he suggests letting them go their own way.

The great philosophers Peaches and Herb once noted, “Reunited and it feels so good.”

Their message still resonates. In fact, reunification is professional golf’s current buzzword.

It sounds like a safe, peaceful word to solve the split between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

I don’t mean to be a torpedo in a room full of red roses, but I don’t care about reunification. I like the PGA Tour and I am interested in LIV, but …

Do I suddenly have a hankering for some Dustin Johnson, whose 36-hole Masters score beat only three other players? Not at all.

When Brendan Steele won in Adelaide last weekend (despite missing short putts galore), did I think, “Gee, that could’ve been a PGA Tour win”? Nope.

Do I miss Phil Mickelson, whose finishes in LIV’s 54-man fields this year are 51, 30, 6, 52, 47, 43, 36? He couldn’t win on PGA Tour Champions Tour with that kind of play.

Am I in withdrawal without Jon Rahm, Cam Smith, Bryson DeChambeau, Tyrrell Hatton and Kevin Na? Nah. (Pardon that redundancy.) And if I was, hypothetically, I could tune in to the occasional LIV Golf telecast and get my fix. (The first LIV team playoff last weekend in Adelaide was pretty good, in fact, because the enthusiasm of the Aussie fans made for an electric atmosphere.)

The PGA Tour would be a better place with LIV’s stars, but it doesn’t need them. And LIV Golf doesn’t need the PGA Tour. It seems to be going along just fine. The Adelaide event shows that there is great interest in LIV Golf outside the U.S. Maybe LIV ought to play four, five or eight events in Australia. That country has incredible golf fans.

Reunification is a swell talking point, but that’s all it is. Let the LIV Golf players return to the U.S.? At what cost? And it doesn’t seem as if very many of them want to return to the PGA Tour. Why would they? They are riding the greatest welfare gravy train in history. Richard Bland, Peter Uihlein, Matt Jones and others are laughing all the way to their online banking apps.

I haven’t seen any signs that commissioner Jay Monahan and the PGA Tour are interested in compromising. Ditto, Greg Norman and LIV Golf.

The one factor that could change this stalemate is the $3 billion being poured into the PGA Tour by Strategic Sports Group (SSG), an investment group that also owns the Boston Red Sox, among other things. One former major champion who has no love for LIV told me that yeah, the Saudi’s are scary fellows, as Mickelson famously said. “You know who’s just as scary?” the champ added. “Investment bankers. They want a return on their money.”

The new money, which already paid off Player Equity Program payments that included $100 million to Tiger Woods and $50 million to Rory McIlroy, was just a buy-in. Now that SSG has a stake in the PGA Tour, it is going to have a voice in the tour’s direction going forward.

How do you monetize a niche sport like golf enough to make up $3 billion? I don’t see it happening in golf’s current landscape. Maybe the PGA Tour’s long-running model would have to be blown up to make that kind of money. McIlroy already suggested smaller fields and bigger purses, a suggestion not at all self-serving. Funny, that notion sounds exactly like the World Tour proposed by Norman in the 1990s that the PGA Tour shot down.

Even a new version of that old idea doesn’t sound like a $3 billion idea, either. But SSG knows more about making money than any former ink-stained wretch writer.

We’re forgetting a key point in this whole controversial affair. Thanks to LIV Golf, viewers now have more golf to watch. That’s a win for us.

Getting golf reunited might reduce our viewing options which, Peaches and Herb would agree, wouldn’t feel so good.

IT TAKES TWO

Even though the Zurich Classic was a team event, the victory by Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry counts on McIlroy’s official PGA Tour victory list. That gives him 25, the same number as Johnny Miller, Tommy Armour and Macdonald Smith, and they’re tied for 23rd on the list. That’s pretty elite company. McIlroy is 57 behind the record shared by Sam Snead and Tiger Woods.

THE RANK AND FILE

Jon Rahm is back on top in the updated Vans Ultimate LIV Golf Rankings (or VULGR as insiders call them).

Tyrrell Hatton briefly claimed the No. 1 ranking after the Masters, but Rahm piled on another third-place finish last weekend in Adelaide. In six events, Rahm has finished somewhere between third and eighth. He is Mr. Consistent. And also, surprisingly, Mr. No Wins Yet.

The VULGR rankings are based on how many opponents a player beat and how many he lost to. Adelaide winner Brendan Steele , for instance, compiled a 53-0-0 mark in his victory. Rahm, in a five-way tie for third, went 47-2-4. The rankings include the last 12 LIV events plus the Masters. Each players’ won-loss record is converted into a winning percentage.

Notable changes: Steele moved up from 34th to 17th with the Adelaide win and got his winning percentage over the .500 mark to .572. … Louis Oosthuizen is quietly enjoying a revival of his game. In his last six LIV events, he has a pair of runner-up finishes, a sixth and a seventh, and has sneaked up to No. 5 at .682. … Dustin Johnson has fallen out of the top 20. He’s currently No. 21. … Big names who have been disappointing include Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood . Mickelson, ranked 50th, is 33-176-3 in his last four tournaments. Westwood, No. 51, has cracked the top 30 only once in his last eight appearances and is 35-171-6 in the last four events. … Hudson Swafford , returning from hip surgery last year, continues to struggle. His 52nd-place finish in Adelaide was his fourth finish of 50 or worse in six events so far, leading to his .128 mark. The buzz is fading from Anthony Kim . He came in last in Adelaide. His four finishes have been 53, 53, 50, 54, for a 6-206-0 mark and a dismal .028 percentage.

VULGR (thru LIV Golf Adelaide) 1. Jon Rahm, .808 2. Tyrrell Hatton, .782 3. Bryson DeChambeau, .768 4. Talor Gooch, .685 5. Louis Oosthuizen, .681 6. Dean Burmeister, .678 7. Richard Bland, .677 8. Joaquin Niemann, .670 9. Cameron Smith, .657 10. Abraham Ancer, .650 11. Cameron Tringale, .621 12. Sebastian Munoz, .610 13. Patrick Reed, .604 14. Brooks Koepka, .585 15. Sergio Garcia, .583 16. Laurie Canter, .574 17. Brendan Steele, .572 18. Jason Kokrak, .561 19. Marc Leishman, .560 20. Charles Howell, .546 21. Dustin Johnson, .534 22. Paul Casey, .532 23. Eugenio Chacarra, .529 24. Carlos Ortiz, .528 25. Kevin Na, .527 26. Henrik Stenson, .526 27. Caleb Surrat, .525 28. Harold Varner, .522 29. Peter Uihlein, .515 30. David Puig, .502 31. Matt Jones, .498 32. Scott Vincent, .490 33. Adrian Meronk, .479 34. Lucas Herbert, .459 35. Mito Pereira, .455 36. Ian Poulter, .447 37. Sam Horsfield, .445 38. Anirban Lahiri, .443 39. Matthew Wolff, .442 40. Graeme McDowell, .407 41. Thomas Pieters, .396 42. Branden Grace, .395 43. Pat Perez, .371 44. Andy Ogletree, .354 45. Jinichiro Kozuma, .341 46. Charl Schwartzel, .334 47. Bubba Watson, .333 48. Danny Lee, .318 49. Kalle Samooja, .300 50. Phil Mickelson, .295 51. Lee Westwood, .284 52. Martin Kaymer, .273 53. Kieran Vincent, .236 54. Hudson Swafford, .112 55. Anthony Kim, .028

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, South Carolina — An imaginary phone conversation in the wake of the Masters Tournament:

“Good afternoon. Thank you for calling American Needle Movers. How may we help you today?

Golf: “We’ve got an opening we haven’t been able to fill. We need a superstar pro golfer the public will find compelling. Our tournaments have been viewed as flat for the last year or so. Geez, the Masters TV ratings were down 20 percent from last year. We need inflation on those numbers, not deflation. Have you got something to pump us up?”

ANM: “May I present the hottest player in golf and your new Masters champion, Scottie Scheffler?”

Golf: “Yeah. No. You’re close. Everybody loves Scottie, he’s a nice guy. He’s winning again and we can’t take our eyes off his happy feet golf swing. But nobody is rushing out to buy RBC Heritage tickets in Hilton Head to watch Scottie. He’s too normal, too down-to-earth. He’s gonna have to run the table to move our needle. He needs to ripen. Who else do you have?”

ANM: “Oh. Well. You have high standards. How about the founder of the original TigerMania, Tiger Woods? He broke the record for most consecutive cuts made at the Masters. And we all know he isn’t a needle mover, he is the needle.”

Golf: “Obviously. But you saw him on the weekend in Augusta. He’s damaged goods. He only plans to play the four majors this year and he has to prove he can even do that. His body clearly stopped cooperating after the taxing first 36 holes. He might contend again if he rides in a cart but that’s not happening. We would die for another wave of TigerMania, but there’s a better chance of the Chicago Bears raising the Titanic than of Tiger winning a sixth Masters, sorry to say.”

ANM: “You’re quite a discerning shopper. Look, we can give you deal on Jon Rahm. He’s won a Masters and a U.S. Open.”

Golf: “No thanks. He fell into that black hole known as LIV Golf. He hasn’t even won one of those 54-man outings yet. He may as well be playing behind the Iron Curtain for all the pub he gets.”

ANM: “Brooks Koepka has five major titles and he’s the current PGA Championship titleholder.”

Golf: “He stunk up the joint at the Masters. Plus, people think he’s a condescending jerk.”

ANM: “I think you’re confusing him with Zach Johnson. But he’s got a good nickname, ‘Major Brooks.’ You can work with that.”

Golf: “No, he’s hiding out in LIV. We’ve had a Brooks Blackout since Oak Hill last year. He’d have to win the next two majors, at least.”

ANM: “Are you seriously looking for a needle mover or just browsing? Sheesh. Hey, we’ve got Max Homa and his amusing tweets.”

Golf: “Wake me up when September ends and his name is on three or four trophies.”

ANM: “We’ve got Ludvig Aberg, the future of golf. There’s Collin Morikawa, who has already won two majors. We’ve got Open champ Brian Harman. He likes to hunt animals.”

Golf: “Please, serious attempts only.”

ANM: “All right. You drive a hard bargain. I can let you have Bryson DeChambeau at a good price.”

Golf: “When did you get into the recycling business? Look, Bryson was the game’s needle-mover three years ago when he bulked up, pounded 380-yard drives and tried driving the green at that par-5 around the lake at Bay Hill. Fans dug his long ball, all right. He was selling tickets like Taylor Swift sells heartbreak. He was hot stuff.”

ANM: “Don’t forget, he shot 58 on the LIV circuit last year at the Greenbrier and won. He’s got the crazy irons that are all the same length. He’s the Mad Scientist. He opened the Masters with a 65 using irons with curved faces that he helped design and got approved by the USGA only two days earlier.”

Golf: “Not bad. We might be able to make a deal if you can get him off LIV and back into broad daylight where he can be seen — like the PGA Tour. But if a needle moves in the forest and no one is there to see it, did it really move? The LIV connection is a stopper, though. I’m sorry, if that’s all you’ve got, I don’t think you can help us with our needle issue.”

ANM: “Wait! Does Taylor Swift play golf?”

Golf: “No.”

ANM: “Darn. Well, thanks for calling ANM.”

— — — — — — —

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MASTERS LEFTOVERS

A roar had just gone up from the 10th green Sunday afternoon at the Masters. I was standing back near the 10th tee in the shade of the big scoreboard that faces Augusta National’s 18th green. A young-ish guy in sunglasses walked up and waited for the scoreboard workers to update the numbers. “I hope that was Homa making a birdie,” he said.

No, I’m pretty sure it was Scottie Scheffler, I told him, because the gallery cheered pretty loudly after his approach shot there. I didn’t mention that Scheffler was playing with Collin Morikawa, not Homa.

“Well, me and my buddy have Homa in a Calcutta back home. I really need Homa to make a couple of birdies,” he said.

Good luck, I told him, but I’m sure that’s a Scheffler birdie. “Well, I’m wishing that girl has that baby so hard right now,” he said. (Scheffler’s wife, Meredith, was expecting to give birth soon and Scheffler said he’d pull out of the tournament if she went into labor.) The new numbers went up. Scheffler added a birdie and widened his lead. The guy looked at his friend. “Well, second’s not bad,” he said. “If we just finish fifth we get our money back.”

Then they headed down the hill toward the 10 th green.

This has been Great Moments in Masters History …

THINKING INSIDE THE BUN

Former U.S. Open champ Matt Fitzgerald was delivered a surprise when he finished a media conference Tuesday afternoon before the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town. Two chefs from Fraser’s Tavern, a dining hotspot at the host Sea Pines Resort, continued a tradition by bringing him the new menu item, The Defending Champion Burger. (Which no doubt will be known as The FitzBurger.)

Fitzpatrick had given the chefs input about his favorite burger additions. The FitzBurger featured a patty made from a blend of short rib, brisket and chuck; a sesame-seed bun; applewood smoked bacon; Swiss cheese; and garlic herb aioli. Fitzpatrick took a large bit of the burger that was presented to him on a tray under glass, devoured it and nodded his head. “It’s quite good,” he said.

And the FitzBurger sounds better than some past winner’s versions would’ve sounded such as CinkBurger, PanBurger, KoooochBurger and the BooBurger. (Stewart Cink, C.T. Pan, Matt Kuchar and Boo Weekley in case you were wondering.)

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British Open winner Brian Harman , a native of nearby Savannah, Georgia, was reminded in the media room Tuesday that he posted a 47 on Augusta National’s back nine last week. “The conditions just got the better of me,” Harman said, chuckling. “I hit a wedge shot into the water on 13, which is the hole I restarted on, and I just lost my patience. Then I hit it in the water on 16. Both shots I felt like I executed pretty good. If you could have let me move my ball three feet I probably would have made two birdies instead of a double and a triple. I wasted the golf tournament but I was proud of the way I hung in there Friday afternoon and shot a decent score even after I wasn't going to make the cut.” … Fitzpatrick was asked just how difficult conditions were on the weekend at Augusta National, which was baked firm and very fast. “I felt that every single shot last week, particularly with how strong the wind was, it was on a knife’s edge.” … Former Masters champ Charl Schwartzel was asked about Friday’s windy Masters conditions and if it caused him to face any impossible shots. Said Schwartzel: “I thought I had 81 impossible shots.” … You may have missed Nick Faldo on an early pre-round Golf Channel visit last week talking about playing with Tiger Woods in 1997 during the first two rounds, including Woods’ opening 70 that featured a first-nine 40. “I didn’t see him, I was in the bloody trees,” Faldo said. “We didn’t say a word until we got to the fifth green. Those were the early days of Sub-Air [mechanized in-ground drains]. The fifth green was biscuit brown. All he said was, ‘That’s different, isn’t it.’ How can he shoot 40 on the first nine and win by 12. That was stellar Tiger.” … Most ridiculous forward-looking stat: The soonest any player (other than Woods or Phil Mickelson ) could match Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 major championships is the 2027 PGA Championship. And that’s only if Brooks Koepka wins the next 13 majors in a row.

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EA Sports PGA TOUR is coming to Game Pass and the EA Play List on Thursday April 4, just ahead of the Valero Texas Open. PC Game Pass, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and EA Play members that haven’t purchased the game already can download the game for free with subscription . (UPDATE: 4-4) Today is the day.

The announcement comes at a perfect time as the latest update for the game arrived earlier today adding Jack Nicklaus to the roster, four additional courses and much more . Not only did the team add the signature swing for The Golden Bear and the  Augusta National Par 3 course , they also added Valhalla, Pinehurst No. 2 and Royal Troon for a total of 39 playable courses and 23 playable pro golfers.

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Jack nicklaus remembers the exact moment he knew it was time to pass the baton (and it included tiger woods), share this article.

For Jack Nicklaus, the moment came in 2000 at Valhalla, the site of next week’s PGA Championship.

Nicklaus, then 60, was playing in what would be his final PGA Championship. He missed the cut at 4 over, not able to recover from an opening-round 77. And when he walked off the course it hit him.

“Man, you need to pass the baton,” Nicklaus said he was thinking. “You can’t compete in this anymore.”

And it was the man who he had just competed against who made Jack realize it was time to move on from competitive golf.

Nicklaus, who lives in North Palm Beach, played those two rounds with Tiger Woods, who now lives on Jupiter Island. Tiger opened with a 66-67 on the way to an 18-under 270 and his third consecutive major championship of the season.

Nicklaus, 84, spoke of that moment last week at the Legends Luncheon in Columbus, Ohio, hosted by the Memorial Tournament, which is scheduled for June 6-9 at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. Nicklaus is the founder and host of the Memorial.

“I knew that I was getting to where I couldn’t compete (and) it was brought to me very abruptly, in 2000 at Valhalla when I played with Tiger,” he said.

“I had realized that before, but that was … boom! Right in the face. Thirty-six holes of playing with him and seeing how well he played, how he just dominated what was going on, I did that earlier. But I don’t do it now.”

Jack knew who would be carrying that “baton,” as it turned out, for about the next quarter century, which is why that metaphorical handoff was to Tiger. That 2000 PGA Championship was Tiger’s fifth major. He would add 10 more, pulling him to within three of Nicklaus’ record.

And although Tiger, 48, isn’t through chasing majors – he will return to the site of that 2000 PGA Championship next week – it will be an international story even if he just contends in a major going forward.

Nicklaus never has denied Tiger’s extraordinary skill, several times saying his record of 18 majors would have fallen if injuries had not impacted Tiger’s career. He once again praised Tiger’s game, his swing and ability to hit shots that still very few human beings can replicate.

Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus. (Golfweek File Photo)

But it’s the physical toll of multiple injuries, surgeries, and the 2021 car crash outside of Los Angeles in which Tiger nearly lost his right leg that Jack cites as the reason it would be very difficult for Tiger now to compete consistently on the biggest stage.

Something Tiger has been saying for the last two years.

“Tiger has the ability to still play, but obviously doesn’t play as well as he did, and I think a lot of his is physical ailments,” Nicklaus said. “But I watched him hit balls, and he hits the ball pretty well. It’s just trying to keep his body together.

“I don’t know if he can walk 72 holes. He can be competitive for at least two rounds, because that’s what he did at Augusta. … If he can be competitive in the third, then certainly he can be competitive in the fourth.”

Masters 2024 microcosm of Tiger’s post-accident career

This year’s Masters was a microcosm of Tiger’s post-accident career. He set the tournament record with his 24th consecutive cut with a two-day score of 145, 1-over par. But by the weekend his body started breaking down. Woods posted his worst score ever at Augusta in the third round, 10-over 82.

In five majors since the accident, which resulted in his leg being held together by plates, rods and screws, Tiger has been forced to withdraw after the second or third round twice, and missed the cut once.

Tiger’s stunning victory in the 2019 Masters is his lone major championship in the last 16 years. During that span, he has missed 23 of 67 majors.

The 1986 Masters was the last of Jack’s 18 major championships. He was 46. He continued to compete in all four majors for the next 11 years, a sixth-place finish in the 1990 Masters the closest he’d come to winning.

The last time Nicklaus played a round of golf where he holed out every putt was the 2005 British Open at St. Andrews. That was the last of his record 164 majors. He rarely plays, but did reveal he got in three rounds at Augusta following this year’s tournament.

“Life passes on and you get old and can’t do the things you used to do,” Nicklaus said. “I just think golf is an amazing sport, and we have the ability to play and compete as long as we do. And find lightning in a bottle occasionally, like I did in ’86.”

Tom D’Angelo is a senior sports columnist and golf writer for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at [email protected].

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Horse For The Course: PGA DFS Course History - 2024 Wells Fargo Championship

While there are certainly some large and concerning issues floating around in the professional golf ether at the moment, we do have a legitimately exciting stretch of golf ahead over the next month. That starts with this week's Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow.

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2024 Wells Fargo Championship

Following a less-than-stellar stretch on the schedule, the PGA Tour heads to Quail Hollow for the Wells Fargo Championship, an event that's always been one to circle on the calendar, even before earning "Signature Event" status this year.

This golf course has its haters in the golf architecture community, though some will defend Quail Hollow as a layout that at least offers the modern pros a (usually) challenging test. However, Wyndham Clark did slice the North Carolina track - and the competition - with ease last year, finishing at 19-under par for the week, four shots clear of his nearest competitor. It was a coming-out party for Clark, who went on to win the 2023 U.S. Open and has remained a force this year.

He'll look to defend his Wells Fargo crown this week against the best the PGA Tour currently has to offer with one HUGE exception, as Scottie Scheffler remains on baby watch and is the only eligible player not teeing it up this week. Every other big name will be in attendance at Quail Hollow, as we get a quasi-preview of the upcoming PGA Championship. This is a good one...let's get into it!

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The Course: Quail Hollow Golf Club

Par 71 - 7,558 Yards, Greens: Bermuda, Designed By: George Cobb (Tom Fazio Renovations)

Originally designed by George Cobb in 1961, Quail Hollow has always presented players with the daunting closing stretch dubbed the "Green Mile", but a Tom Fazio upgrade prior to hosting the 2017 PGA Championship puts the North Carolina layout in the conversation for one of the tougher tests on the Tour schedule.

The first thing that jumps out is Quail Hollow's length. At almost 7,600 yards, a golfer's distance will play an important factor this week. Players will be using the big dog often, which makes me very interested in a player's prowess off the tee. Ball striking will be important, as it seemingly is every week. We must also consider scrambling ability and bogey avoidance on this tough layout.

Recent Wells Fargo Winners

• 2023: Wyndham Clark (-19)
• 2022: Max Homa (-8) *Held At TPC Potomac
• 2021: Rory McIlroy (-10)
• 2019: Max Homa (-15)

Rory McIlroy

Don't stop believin'. After what's been a rocky start to the year for Rory McIlroy - a stretch that's included yet another Masters disappointment and overall mediocre play on U.S. soil - the superstar might have found some positive mojo in the strangest of places by teaming with good friend Shane Lowry to win the Zurich Classic two weeks ago, a victory that resulted in some feel-good viral celebrations for Rors and Shane.

The confidence booster couldn't have come at a better time for McIlroy, as he enters a stretch of the schedule that contains two major championships and three Signature Events across the next seven weeks. We could see the good vibes continue this week at Quail Hollow, a course that's been a happy hunting ground for McIlroy throughout his career.

He picked up his first career PGA Tour victory at Quail in 2010, a win that kicked off a dominant stretch on the Carolina layout. McIlroy has all-told recorded three wins and five additional top-10 finishes across his 11 career starts at Quail Hollow. With his elite course history, positive momentum in tow from his New Orleans adventure, and Scottie Scheffler on baby watch in Texas, this week presents a real opening for Rory to get his nose in the 2024 fight as he continues to chase his elusive fifth career major championship.

Xander Schauffele

Not really sure what we can say about Xander Schauffele, as offering equal doses of effusive praise and harsh criticism seems to somehow be appropriate for the Californian, who has performed at an unquestionably elite level this year, yet has zero wins or notable achievements to show for it. That's just kinda how it goes when you back the X-Man.

He's been an absolute top-10 machine this year, racking up seven across his 10 starts in 2024. Outside of showing just a little wobble at Hilton Head - a weird course that was played in tough conditions this year - the X-Man has been near flawless in every aspect of the game. With Scheffler not in the field this week, Schauffele grades out first among these elite Wells Fargo entrants in SG: Total.

His Quail Hollow experience isn't extensive, but it is strong - especially when coupled with his 2024 form. Schauffele logged a runner-up finish to Wyndham Clark in last year's edition of the Wells Fargo and also has a T14 on his Quail CV from 2021.

Following a huge 2023 campaign, the California native was relatively quiet during the West Coast Swing portion of the schedule this year, a block on the calendar where he normally dominates. However, Homa announced his presence with authority at the Masters by playing beautifully at Augusta National. He was in serious contention throughout the week before ultimately succumbing to what felt like an inevitable Scottie Scheffler charge and settling for a share of third place.

Homa almost certainly came away from the Masters with loads of positives after securing his best-ever finish in a major. His performance at Augusta was a great reminder that Max usually brings his best on the toughest of golf courses. Among his six career PGA Tour victories he's won at Riviera, Torrey Pines, and, yes...Quail Hollow. A T8 in the Tour's return to Carolina last year demonstrates that Homa hasn't lost his touch on this beastly layout. It will be interesting to see if his Masters run kickstarts a summer run for the fan favorite. It could begin this week.

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Tommy Fleetwood

First of all, let's all send some prayers/positive thoughts to Tommy's longtime friend and caddie Ian Finnis, who recently had to undergo open-heart surgery. As someone who has had some heart issues, I can tell you it's scary and no joke, so I hope the big guy gets well soon.

Augusta National legend Gray Moore was on Fleetwood's bag for a stout T3 performance at the Masters and he'll likely use TaylorMade Tour manager Adrian Rietveld this week and for the majority of Finnis' absence. No matter who is on the bag, the Englishman is already well-acquainted with this North Carolina layout, as he recorded a T5 in last year's Wells Fargo, as well as a T14 in the 2021 edition.

There was an obvious Masters hangover in his most recent outing at the RBC Heritage, though the Englishman has now put together top-10 finishes in half of his last six starts. His consistency and explosive scoring ability on difficult golf courses make him one to watch this week.

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• Category: Xbox Game Pass

Coming to Xbox Game Pass: LEGO 2K Drive, EA Sports PGA Tour, Harold Halibut, and More

• Megan Spurr, Community Lead, Xbox Game Pass

My favorite part about “coming soon” to Game Pass is that it quickly turns into “available today” messaging. From driving to golfing to tomb raiding, there’s plenty here that’s going to be available sooner rather than later. Let’s take a look at the games that are mere moments away from your download queue!

Available Today

Superhot: Mind Control Delete (Cloud, Console, and PC) Returning to the Game Pass library today, Superhot: Mind Control Delete gives you more insight into the signature power fantasy world of Superhot with more story, more signature gameplay, more action, more guns. Keep dancing the slow-motion ballet of destruction for much longer than ever before.

Coming Soon

LEGO 2K Drive (Cloud and Console) – April 3 Welcome to Bricklandia, home of a massive open-world LEGO driving adventure. Race anywhere, play with anyone, build your dream rides, and defeat a cast of wild racing rivals for the coveted Sky Trophy!

Lil Gator Game (Cloud, Console, and PC) – April 4 Who wouldn’t want to be an adorable Lil Gator? Embark on a cute “lil” quest, discovering new friends, and uncovering everything its island has to offer. Climb, swim, glide, and slide your way into the hearts of the many different characters you meet along the way in this adorable open-world adventure!

EA Sports PGA Tour (Cloud, PC, Xbox Series X|S) EA Play – April 4 EA Sports PGA Tour is coming to The Play List with PC Game Pass and Ultimate via EA Play. Become a Major champion, tee off on the Par 3 Course at Augusta National, along with three new 2024 Major host courses.

Kona (Cloud and Console) – April 9 Another game is making a return to the Game Pass library! A strange blizzard ravages Atamipek Lake. Step into the shoes of a detective to explore the eerie village, investigate surreal events, and battle the elements to survive in this chilly, interactive tale you won’t soon forget.

Botany Manor (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – April 9 Available on day one with Game Pass! Explore the historic manor home of retired botanist Arabella Greene, who has amassed a collection of rare, long-forgotten flora that require special conditions to help them bloom. Unlock new seeds, look for clues in the items scattered around the residence, and solve each gardening puzzle to revive these plants.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition (Cloud, Console, and PC) – April 11 Experience the final chapter of Lara’s origin as she is forged into the Tomb Raider she is destined to be. Combining the base game, all seven DLC challenge tombs, as well as all downloadable weapons, outfits, and skills, Shadow of the Tomb Raider Definitive Edition is the ultimate way to experience Lara’s defining moment.

Harold Halibut (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – April 16 Available on day one with Game Pass! Harold Halibut is a handmade narrative game about friendship and life on a city-sized spaceship submerged in an alien ocean. Join Harold as he explores a vibrant retro-future world in his quest to find the true meaning of ‘home’. You can learn more about Harold Halibut in Xbox Wire’s recent hands-on preview here .

DLC / Game Updates

No Man’s Sky Orbital Update – Available now Dock your fully customized starship in the sleek new space stations of update 4.6, Orbital! Space stations have been completely overhauled internally and externally; new starships can be constructed from salvaged parts; frigate fleets can reach out for guidance with interstellar expeditions; standing and guilds have been improved, trading and system economies have been deepened – and much more! Learn more about No Man’s Sky ’s Orbital update here on Xbox Wire .

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Perks

Final Fantasy XIV Online: Starter Edition – Available now Join over 30 million adventures worldwide in the critically acclaimed online RPG.  From now through April 19, the Final Fantasy XIV Online – Starter Edition base game is now free for a limited time – including a 30-day free play period for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members. Terms apply. You can also learn how to build your Warrior of Light in Final Fantasy XIV Online here on Xbox Wire .

YouTube Premium 3 Month Trial – Available now Watch your favorite YouTube creators without ads, offline, and in the background. Plus, stream the latest songs from your favorite artists with uninterrupted access to YouTube Music. New users only. Monthly subscription fee starts at the end of trial. Cancel anytime. Not available in all regions. Terms apply .

Battlefield 2042 : Season 7 Field Kit – Available now In the iconic all-out warfare first-person shooter of Battlefield 2042 , Game Pass Ultimate and EA Play members can get the Battlefield 2042 Season 7 Field Kit containing a Ride’em Crab Boy Weapon Charm, Rising Tide AM40 Weapon Skin, and Dustproof Specialist Headgear.   Check out the other EA Play member rewards and Perks here on Xbox Wire .

Leaving April 15

Make sure you give the following games a proper farewell before they leave the Game Pass library. As always, you can save up to 20% off your purchase to keep them in your library.

• Amnesia Collection (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Amnesia: Rebirth (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Back 4 Blood (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Phantom Abyss (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Research and Destroy (Cloud, Console, and PC)
• Soma (Cloud, Console, and PC)

That wraps us up! Let us know which game you’re planning on playing first over at @Xbox ,  @XboxGamePass or @XboxGamePassPC . Catch you next time!

The Utah PGA Digital Golf Pass

Contains 2 free rounds of golf and over $2000 in savings from 69 of utah's best golf courses.

1 Offer Available

18 holes with Cart

Good for one player.

Valid Monday thru Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays, holidays or with other promotions or groups. One redemption per visit.

2 Offers Available

18 Holes with Cart

$52 per player

Valid Monday thru Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Individual Lessons

45 Min. lesson - $50

Series of 2 Lessons

$130, three lessons at 45 min. each. Video is available

Series of 3 Lessons

$130, three lessons at 45 min each. Video is available.

$44 for 18-holes with a cart

Valid all day on Monday, Saturday, and Sunday after 2:00 pm.

Offer NOT valid on observed holidays. Offer valid for pass holder and up to three guests. All players must ride in a cart (double occupancy carts). Pass holder will be required to show passbook at check-in. May not be redeemed during tournament play. Not valid with any other discount.

Purchase one adult 9 or 18 hole green fee at regular price and receive a junior (age 17 & under) 9 or 18 hole green fee FREE. Must have two players. Carts are MANDATORY.

Valid Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday from 12:00pm-4:00pm. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

Purchase one regular priced green fee online and receive a FREE CART FEE

To redeem: Book green fee only, present PGA Golf Pass at check-in for a FREE CART FEE

Valid Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday after 12:00PM. Also valid on Sunday after 2:00PM. Only valid for Utah PGA Golf Pass holder. Not valid on holidays, tournaments or other promotions or groups. Player must show Utah PGA Golf Pass to redeem. bountifulridgegolf.com

Good for one player. 9 Holes with a cart for $18

Valid Monday through Friday. NOT valid Saturday, Sunday, on holidays, or with tournaments or other promotions, or groups.

Play 18 Holes with a cart for $30.00 per person.

Valid Monday through Friday anytime, Saturday or Sunday after 2:00p.m. NOT valid on Holidays or with any other promotions.

Green Fee Special

Monday thru Thursday: 18 Holes and a cart for $42

Sundays: 18 Holes and a cart for $45

MUST HAVE AT LEAST 2 PLAYERS OR MORE

NOT Valid on holidays. NOT valid on tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

FEE CANNOT BE SPLIT FOR 9 HOLES

Purchase one 9 or 18-hole green fee at regular price and receive the second 9 or 18-hole green fee FREE.

Must have two players. CARTS ARE MANDATORY.

Valid Sunday through Wednesday after 12:00pm. Not valid on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions of groups.

$60 anytime June-August  Includes 18 Holes, Cart, Range balls, and Lunch. Drinks not included.

VALID FOR GOLF PASS OWNERS ONLY. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions of groups.

Valid Monday through Thursday on a times available basis. Also valid on Sunday after 1:00pm. NOT valid on Friday or Saturday, on holidays or with other promotions, passes or groups.

9 Holes with cart $19

Good for one player only.

Valid Monday through Friday. Tee time Reservation Required. Not valid on Saturdays, Sundays, on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. No Rain checks

Purchase one adult 9-hole or 18-hole green fee at the regular price and receive one junior 9-hole or 18-hole green fee FREE.

Cart rental sold separately and is optional. Valid Monday through Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Purchase one regular priced green fee online and receive a free cart.  

3 Boxes Good For 18 hole carts

3 Boxes Good for 9 hole carts.

Valid Monday-Thursday anytime, and Friday-Saturday after 2:00pm. Not valid on Holidays, tournaments or other promotions or groups. Player must show book to redeem.

SPIKELESS FACILITY

GREEN FEE SPECIAL

$20 per player (green fee & cart) 6/1/23 - 8/31/23

Valid Monday through Sunday

Purchase one adult 9-hole green fee at the regular price and receive a junior 9-hole green fee FREE.

Must have two players. Carts are optional. Valid Monday through Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Purchase one 9-hole green fee at the regular price and receive the second 9-hole green fee FREE. Must have two players. CARTS ARE MANDATORY.

Valid Monday through Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays or with other promotions.

Good for ONE Player, 18 holes with Cart.

Cost $40.00

Valid Monday through Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Juniors play for only $5 per 9-holes.

Monday - Thursday from 11:00am-3:00pm.

Not valid on holidays or with other promotions or groups.

9-Holes Green Fee with a cart $22

18-Holes Green Fee with a cart $44

Valid Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday. Not valid on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday. NOT valid on holidays or with other promotions or groups. Valid for Golf Pass owner only.

Junior plays FREE Monday-Thursday any time with paying adult.

Adult is responsible for green fee of $16. Cart is optional at a fee of $18.

3 Offers Available

Purchase one 9 or 18 hole green fee at the regular price and receive the second 9-hole or 18-hole green fee FREE.

Must have two players.

CARTS ARE MANDATORY.

Valid only Monday thru Thursday 9:00am - 3:00pm.

NOT valid Friday-Sunday, on holidays, during league play, tournaments or with any other promotions or groups.

FREE Small Bucket (one at a time)

One Juniors pays for free with one paying adult.

Monday through Friday all day. Carts optional

$20 for 9-holes with a cart

Valid Monday-Friday between 11:00AM - 3:00PM and Saturday, Sunday, and holidays after 2:00PM.

Offer valid for pass holder and up to three guests. May not be combined with other offers. May not be redeemed during tournament or league play. Pass holder will be required to show passbook at check-in.

Purchase one 9 or 18-hole green fee at the regular price and receive the second 9 or 18-hole green fee FREE. Must have two players. Cart are MANDATORY.

Valid Sunday thru Thursday all day. Also valid Friday and Saturday after 2:00pm. Not valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. Offer Valid for golf pass owner only.

Good for one player, 18 holes with cart.

Valid Monday-Thursday all day except; holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or group rates. Valid Friday-Sunday after 1:00. Only valid for one use per visit.

Friday Foursome - 18 holes with carts, range balls, and lunch. $250

Valid anytime on Friday with a scheduled tee time. Must have 4 players playing 18 holes and lunch will be offered before or after scheduled round between the hours of 10:00am and 4:00pm

$20 for 9-holes with a cart or $40 for 18-holes with a cart

Valid all day Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday all day. Saturday and Sunday after 3:00pm

Offer not valid on observed holidays. Offer valid for pass holder and up to three guests. May not be combined with other offers. May not be redeemed during tournament or league play. Pass holder will be required to show passbook at check-in.

7 Offers Available

Purchase one regular priced green fee online and receive a free cart.  18 Holes

PRE-PAY online for GREEN FEE only. Present your Golf Pass at the golf shop when you check-in for your free cart. We will NOT issue a refund if you pre-pay for cart online. Valid Monday - Thursday. Only valid for Utah PGA Golf Pass holder. Not valid on holidays, tournaments, or other promotions or groups. Player must show Utah PGA Golf Pass at time of check-in to redeem. Must book online and pre-pay at golfglenmoor.com

$10 for 9 Holes OR $16 for 18 Holes. Includes small bucket of balls with tee time good 1 time per day. MUST PRESENT GOLF PASS

Does not include push cart or electrical cart rental. Valid for ages 5-17 MON-FRI. Not Valid SAT-SUN-HOLIDAYS (Not Valid Wed or Thurs after 2:00PM).

Driving Range - Half off of a large bucket of balls.

Valid any time. Valid for ages 5-17

10% OFF of a 3 lesson pack with any referral

Offer valid with any Glenmoor Teaching Professional.

50% OFF 1 hr. Trackman Bay rentals

Must book and PRE-PAY online and present Pass Book at check in. Valid Monday-Thursday.

50% OFF 1 hr. Indoor driving range rental

Must book and PRE-PAY online and present Pass Book at check in.Valid Monday-Thursday.

Purchase one regular priced green fee online and receive a free cart. 9 holes

Valid Monday thru Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, or with other promotions or groups. (4 uses)

Purchase one large bucket of range balls get a medium bucket of range balls FREE.

Must use both buckets in the same day. Valid any day. (8 uses)

Purchase one adult 9-hole green fee at the regular price and receive a junior 9-hole green fee FREE. Must have two players. Carts are optional.

Valid Sunday through Saturday all day. NOT valid on holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Purchase one 18-hole round of golf and receive the second round of golf at $35.  Must have two golfers.

Valid Monday through Wednesday (June - September). The offer does not apply to twilight rates. Tee Times can be made two weeks in advance. To book your tee time you must call the pro shop. Not valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups

50% off 1 Hour Simulator Rental

*Reservation Required* Not valid with other discounts or promotions.

18 Holes and Cart

• $40 Monday through Thursday Anytime
• $44 Friday through Sunday After 2PM

9 Holes and Cart

• $20 Monday through Thursday Anytime
• $22 Friday through Sunday After 2PM

Valid Monday through Thursday anytime. NOT valid on holidays,with tournaments,league play or with other discounts or groups. Tee times can be made six days in advance. Good for one player.

SPIKELESS FACILITY - DRESS CODE IN EFFECT

SHOES AND SHIRTS REQUIRED

$20 off Twilight rate or $10 off Super Twilight Rate

Valid All Year.

Good for up to a foursome. Price is per person. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Promo rate can be booked up to 5 days in advance.

$69 Golf & Lunch Special

Includes golf, cart, range balls and lunch in the Fish Rock Grille

Valid June-August after 11am

Purchase two 9 or 18 hole green fees at the adult price and get a cart for Free. Must have two players.

Valid Monday thru Thursday before 9:00A.M. Also valid Sundays after 2:00P.M. Also valid Sundays after 2:00PM. NOT valid on Fridays, Saturdays, holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

Buy one juniors 9 or 18 hole green fee get the one junior 9 or 18 hole green fee FREE.

Valid Monday before 9:00am June 1 - August 31

18 Holes with cart

$42 for Seniors (60+ years old)

$46 Regular

Valid Monday - Friday

18 holes with cart $50 for all players

Valid Saturday and Sunday after 1:00PM

One PGA Pass good for one, two, three, or four players playing in the same foursome. Not valid on holidays, tournaments, men’s or ladies leagues or with any other promotional discounts or groups. Pass holder will be required to show signed golf pass with valid ID. NOT valid for 9 hole play. Rain-checks will not be issued in conjunction with this promotion.

Receive a FREE junior green fee with each paying adult at the regular rate.

Valid for 9 or 18 holes. Cart rental is mandatory for the junior and adult player. Junior promotion is valid Monday through Friday anytime. Also valid Saturday & Sunday after 2:00PM. Not valid on holidays. Rain checks will NOT be issued in conjunction with this promotion.

Regulation 9

Each player can play 9 holes with cart for $20, including golf cart rental.

Golf Pass is valid for up to 4 players each visit. Cart rental is mandatory with this promotion.

Valid Monday though Thursday all day.

Also valid Saturday and Sunday after 3:00 PM.

NOT valid on Fridays or Holidays. NOT valid with tournaments, corporate events, or with other promotions or groups. NOT valid for League Play.

Applies to regular rates only, does not apply to senior or junior rates.

Tee times can be made up to seven days in advance by calling the golf course or online at slcountygolf.com.

Pass holder will be required to show signed Golf Pass with valid ID.

SPIKELESS FACILITY - DRESS CODE IN EFFECT.

Par 3: Limited to 8 punches

Each player can play 9 holes with cart only $16, including golf cart rental.

Golf Pass is Valid for up to 4 players each visit. Cart rental is mandatory with this promotion.

NOT  valid on Fridays or Holidays.  NOT  valid with tournaments, corporate events, or with other promotions or groups.  NOT  valid for League Play.

Green Fee special: 18 Holes with a cart for $49 + tax

Not valid for 9 hole play.

Valid 7 days a week during the months of January, February, March, June, July, and August, November and December. Also valid Tuesday - Thursday during the months of April, May, September and October. NOT Valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. Tee times can be made 30 days in advance.

$10 off the 18-hole Adult and Senior Public Rates

Valid all day on Monday and Tuesday.

Offer not valid on observed holidays. Offer valid for pass holder and up to three guests. All players must ride in a cart (double occupancy). Pass holder will be required to show passbook at check-in. May not be redeemed during tournament or league play. Not valid with any other discount.

• 18 Holes with Cart Only $40 per player

Mon - Fri Until 3:00PM, Sat - Sun after 12PM

Good for One, Two, Three, OR Four Players. Not valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. Not valid with senior or junior rates (Regular rates only). Not valid with mens or ladies leagues. Tee times can be made seven days in advance by phone or going to slcountygolf.com. Pass holder will be required to show signed Golf Pass with ID. 

Junior plays FREE with paying adult.

Valid Saturday & Sunday after 3:00pm. Cart rental required.

18-Hole Green Fee with a cart $44

Valid Monday - Thursday only. Only valid for golf pass owner . Not valid on weekends, holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

45 Min. Lesson - $55

Range balls are included in lesson fee.

Junior plays FREE anytime Monday-Thursday with paying adult. 

Adult is responsible for green fee of $16 and cart fee of $18. Spikeless Facility

5 Offers Available

Purchase one 9-hole green fee at the regular price and receive the second 9-hole green fee FREE.

Valid anytime.

One Junior plays for FREE with one playing adult.

Valid anytime

$10 off a 1 hour lesson for Junior age 18 and under. Valid with any instruction at Mulligans Creekside.

Clubs available if needed. Video, Launch monitor use and range balls included in lesson fee.

Free Range Ball Bucket Upgrade: Large bucket for the price of a medium bucket.

Valid anytime. One bucket upgrade per pass. Juniors 17 & Under

Large Bucket for the price of small bucket.

Purchase one 9 hole green fee at the regular price receive the second 9 hole green fee free. Must have two players.

Valid Monday - Sunday ALL DAY. Only valid for golf pass owner. Can't be combined with others offers including punch pass.

$15 off 20 Bucket Punch Pass

$5 off 10 Bucket Punch Pass.

Offer valid for any size bucket (Small, Medium or Large). Not valid with other offers. Must purchase in indicated quantities and must be redeemed for appropriate size. No transfer or exchanges.

Purchase one 9 hole adult or junior green fee at the regular price receive a 9 hole junior green fee FREE.

Must have two players. Valid Monday through Sunday all day. Open every day of the week except Thanksgiving and Christmas

18 holes with cart only $50

Senior (60+) $44

Valid Monday - Thursday from open to 3:00pm. Not valid on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, holidays, with group outings, or other discounts.

$17 for 9-holes with a cart

Valid Monday through Thursday from 11AM to 3PM.

Offer valid for pass holder and up to three guests. May not be combined with other offers. May not be redeemed during holidays, tournament or league play. Pass holder will be required to show passbook at check-in.

18 Hole Green Fee with a Cart Special $52 per player ($45 Senior)

Maximum of four players per Golf Pass Book.

Valid Monday - Wednesday all day. Also valid Friday, Saturday and Sunday after 2:00PM. Not valid on holidays, with tournaments, corporate events league play or with other promotions. Not valid for nine hole play; rain checks will not be issued in conjunction with this promotion. Tee times can be made seven days in advance by calling 385-468-1440 or online at www.slccountygolf.com. Pass holders will be required to show signed golf pass with valid I.D.

18 holes with cart for two players for $60

9 holes with cart for two players for $32

Tee times can be made 7 days in advance at www.thehillsgolf.com

Valid Monday through Thursday all day. Also valid Friday, Saturday and Sunday after 2:00p.m. NOT valid on holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Spikeless Facility

Purchase one 9 or 18 hole green fee at the regular price and receive the second 9 or 18 hole green fee Free. Must have two players. Carts are mandatory.

Valid Monday through Thursday after 1pm. Also Valid Sunday after 1pm. NOT valid on Friday or Saturday,on holidays or with other promotions, passes or groups.

#ExperiencePalisade

Purchase one 9 or 18-hole green fee at the regular price and receive the second 9 or 18-hole green fee FREE. Must have two players. Cart are OPTIONAL.

Valid any day of the week. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

5 Boxes Good For 9 hole carts.

PRE-PAY online for GREEN FEE only. Present your Golf Pass at the golf shop when you check-in for your free cart. We will NOT issue a refund if you pre-pay for cart online. Valid Monday - Thursday. Only valid for Utah PGA Golf Pass holder. Not valid on holidays, tournaments, or other promotions or groups. Player must show Utah PGA Golf Pass at time of check-in to redeem. Must book online and pre-pay at theranchesgolfclub.com

5 Boxes Good For 18 hole carts.

One FREE medium range bucket with paid 18-hole round.

Valid any day with regular priced 18-hole green fee. May not be combined with others discount.

Green Fee Special.

18-hole Green Fee with Cart $36 per player

Maximum of 4 Players per Golf Pass Book.

Valid Monday through Thursday after 1:00PM only.

Offer NOT valid with tournaments, corporate events, league play, holidays, or with any other promotions. NOT valid for 9-hole play. Tee times can be made 7 days in advance by calling 801-966-4653 or online a www.golftheridgegc.com Pass holder will be required to show signed Golf Pass with valid I.D

18-holes with a cart $54 Regular (Seniors $47)

Valid Monday - Thursday any time. Also valid Saturday and Sunday after 1:00pm. NOT valid for tournament use. Not valid on holidays. www.sandy.utah.gov/golf

Each player can play 18 holes with cart only $46, including golf cart rental; cart rental is mandatory with this promotion.

Golf Pass is valid for up to 2 players each visit.

Valid Monday through Thursday all day, also valid Saturday and Sunday after 2:00pm.

NOT valid on Friday or holidays; NOT valid with tournaments, corporate events, or with other promotions or groups.

Applies to regular rates only, does not apply to Senior or Junior rates. NOT valid for nine hole play.

Tee times can be made up to seven days in advance by calling the golf course or online at www.slcountygolf.com

Promotion is valid for 9 or 18 holes. Cart rental is mandatory for the junior and adult player. Junior promotion is valid Monday through Thursday anytime, and Saturday and Sunday after 2:00 PM. Not valid on holidays.

Monday - Friday

18 Holes with a cart for $30

Saturday - Sunday after 1:00pm

18 holes with a cart for $30

Not valid on holidays

$18 for 9-holes with cart

$36 for 18-holes with cart

Valid anytime Monday through Thursday

Valid Friday through Sunday, and holidays after 12:00PM.

Championship Course:

$70 anytime July-August

Link Course:

$45 anytime

Valid for Golf pass owner only. Not valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

Receive 18 holes with a cart for $42

Valid Monday thru Thursday all day. Also valid Friday, Saturday and Sunday after 1:00pm. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. Tee times can be made one day in advance. Only valid for 1 golfer playing 18 holes per visit.

Juniors play for only $6 per 9-holes.

Monday-Thursday from 11:00am-3:00pm. June - August

Purchase one 9 or 18-hole green fee at regular price and receive the second 9 or 18-hole green fee FREE. Must have two players. CARTS ARE MANDATORY.

Valid Monday through Thursday on a times available basis. NOT valid on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. NOT valid on holidays or with other promotions or groups.

Individual 60 Minute Lesson

Receive a $10 discount

Offer valid with a Gary Schneiter "The Golf Doctor" only.

One Free Junior round with paying adult.

Junior ages (6-17).

Valid Monday-Thursday Anytime.

Receive 18 holes with a cart for $40

Valid Monday-Thursday all day. Also valid Friday, Saturday and Sunday after 1:00pm. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. Tee times can be made one day in advance. Only valid for 1 golfer playing 18 holes per visit.

GREEN FEE SPECIALS

$65 per player (green fee & cart)

Valid September 1st - January 31st

$75 per player (green fee & cart)

Valid February 1st - May 31st

$55 per player (green fee & cart)

Valid June 1st - August 31st

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Only valid after 12:30pm.

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Good for the entire foursome.

Valid Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday All Day. Not valid holidays, tournaments or other promotions.

Junior green fee FREE (9 holes or 18 holes, cart not included) with at least 1 paying adult.

Free Range Token per redemption box

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Valid Monday-Thursday all day and Saturday and Sunday after 1:00PM. Not valid on holidays, tournaments, corporate events, league play or with other promotions. Not valid for nine hole play, rain checks will not be issued in conjunction with this promotion. Pass Holder will be required to show golf pass at check-in.

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$41 Per Player (green fee & cart) 6/1/2024 - 9/30/2024

NOT valid on holidays tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

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$55 per player (green fee & cart) 10/1/24 - 5/31/24

NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups.

Receive 18 - Holes with a cart

Valid for passholder and up to three guests.

CARTS ARE MANDATORY

Valid Monday through Thursday. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions, groups or discount rates. Tee times can be made seven days in advance.

FREE at FOUR: Juniors age 8-17 play free after 4:00pm on Saturday and Sunday when playing with a paid adult.

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Good for ONE Player, 18 holes with cart - $42

Valid Monday - Thursday all day. Also, valid Friday Saturday and Sunday after 12:00p.m. Not valid on holidays, tournaments, league play, or with other promotions or groups.

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June thru September 2024 Valid Anytime.

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Purchase one adult 9 or 18 hole green fee at the regular regular price and receive a junior 9 or 18 hole green fee FREE.

Must have two players. Carts are mandatory. Valid Monday through Thursday all day.

$50 Play all day. Includes carts.

Valid Monday-Friday

18 HOLES AND A CART FOR $42

Valid Sunday-Thursday after 1:00PM. Good for golf pass owner only. NOT

valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. Tee

times can be made seven days in advance.

1 Junior green fee FREE with paying regular fee

Only one redemption per visit. Valid Monday-Thursday. NOT VALID holidays and weekends.

One 18-Hole green fee for GOLF PASS MEMBER 

Valid Sunday through Thursday. NOT valid on holidays, tournaments or with other promotions or groups. 10% off all golf shop merchandise.

Juniors under 15 can play for free with a paying adult after 3:00PM any day of the week.

Purchase One Green Fee at the Regular Price and receive the Second Green Fee FREE. Must have two players. Does not include carts, however, CARTS ARE MANDATORY.

Valid Sunday through Thursday beginning March 1-November 30. Not valid on holidays, tournaments, or with other discounted green fees or punch cards. Pass is non-transferable and may only be used by the pass holder and one other player.

GOLF PASS member green fee is $55.00

Includes: range balls and golf cart.

Tee times can be made one month in advance. May only be used for Golf Pass owner. Valid anytime Monday - Thursday. Friday - Sunday after 1:00PM.

3 Boxes Good for 18 hole carts

Green fee and Cart for only $40. Valid Anytime.

May be used for any open play tee times. Tournaments entry use is prohibited. Only valid for golf pass owner.

WHAT'S NEW IN PGAT 2K23

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In February, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan introduced the rough outline of the Player Equity Program, a vesting plan for the circuit’s new for-profit arm that will carve up a hefty portion of the initial $1.5 billion investment from Strategic Sports Group. On Wednesday, players were given a more detailed version of the program, PGA Tour chief competitions officer Tyler Dennis confirmed on “Golf Central.”

The initial player equity grants will be approximately $930 million distributed to 193 players via four categories, starting with the game’s stars. Monahan informed players on Wednesday via a letter of their individual grants.

“There’s no other sports league in the world that has this significant number of their athletes as owners of their own sports organization,” Dennis said.

“We want to grow the PGA Tour in many different ways and having the alignment of players as player-owners with the organization is going to allow us to drive that quickly forward.”

The first group includes 36 players receiving $750 million in equity based on the last five years of play. “Career Points” will be awarded based on how many years a player has been a Tour member, how many times they earned a spot in the Tour Championship and how many times they have won, with extra points awarded for high-profile victories like the majors, The Players Championship and the FedExCup.

Group 2’s share of the initial equity will be much smaller ($75 million) and will be granted to 64 players. The group is considered “steady performers and up-and-comers” and will be based on FedExCup points earned over the last three years.

Equity to Group 3 will be $30 million going to 57 players based on career earnings and how many times a player finished inside the top 125 in FedExCup points.

The final group will include “past legends,” like Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson, with $75 million going to 36 players based on the “Career Points” formula. Those grants will only be awarded to “past legends” that are living.

Perhaps most important to players will be the program’s eight-year vesting period. The grants will be worth 50% of their value after four years, 75% after six and 100% after eight years, when a player will be able to sell their equity in PGA Tour Enterprises, the for-profit arm the Tour created for the program. At each vesting benchmark players will be responsible to pay taxes on the grants.

The program has been created to encourage loyalty to the Tour in the face of ongoing challenges from LIV Golf, and the requirements of maintaining membership (which includes a minimum of 15 starts each year) would mean players who join LIV Golf would not be eligible for the program or would give up any unvested equity if they were to join the rival circuit.

“We want the players to be fully aligned with their organization,” Dennis said. “It’s something no other sport has done before and we’re seeing an incredible amount of excitement about that.”

SSG valued the PGA Tour at $12.3 billion when the group, which is led by Fenway Sports, became a minority investor and the assumption is that valuation will continue to increase like most professional sports franchises in the United States.

The remainder of the initial $1.5 billion investment (roughly $600 million) will be awarded in recurring player grants of $100 million each year, beginning in 2025 through 2030. These grants will be awarded based on performance and Player Impact Program results with an eye toward young talent, like Ludvig Åberg or Nick Dunlap.

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With shoulder on the mend, Taylor Pendrith pushes toward Presidents Cup bubble

Canadian contending at the cj cup byron nelson.

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Editor's note: This article was originally published on Thursday, May 2, during Round 1 of THE CJ CUP.

An injured shoulder isn’t ideal in pro golf, especially for a player who considers driver a premier asset.

Such has been Taylor Pendrith’s conundrum for the better part of two years. But he’s on the upswing at an opportune time, as the Canadian seeks a spot at his home country’s Presidents Cup later this fall.

Pendrith opened THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in 7-under 64, one off the lead through Thursday’s morning wave at TPC Craig Ranch. The 32-year-old found soggy conditions to his liking with seven birdies on a bogey-free morning, his lowest opening round on TOUR since the 2022 Rocket Mortgage Classic (where he finished T2).

The Toronto-area native also gained nearly 1.5 strokes off the tee, important context considering the shoulder ailment that reduced his clubhead speed and has reduced his competitive advantage in the long-game (he ranked No. 12 in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee in 2022, ranked No 40 in 2023 and currently ranks No. 151 in 2024).

The culprit: calcific tendonitis in his left shoulder, which first emerged in January 2023 at the Farmers Insurance Open. Pendrith has underwent three different nonsurgical procedures to address the issue; he received PRP injections the week of the WM Phoenix Open in February, and he considered surgery but opted against due to the need to work through the rotator cuff and consequent longer recovery.

Pendrith said Thursday that he has started to feel better in recent weeks, and the results match up. He arrived in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex on the strength of back-to-back T11 finishes (at the Corales Puntacana Championship, and at last week’s Zurich Classic of New Orleans alongside Corey Conners). After making his Presidents Cup debut in 2022 at Quail Hollow, he faces a long road ahead to regain his spot on the International Team (he’s currently No. 26), but recent developments bode well for a summertime move up the standings.

Taylor Pendrith gets up-and-down for birdie at CJ CUP Byron Nelson

“Been tough mentally for sure,” Pendrith said Thursday. “I would say my game is built around driving the golf ball and I've lost a lot of speed in the last year. Now I'm getting it back, so I can I guess fully commit to my driver swing and hit it hard again; whereas before I would flinch or ease off. Mentally it's been difficult. Getting back to kind of how I like to play golf I guess and can swing hard on the shots, so that’s a good feeling.”

Also consider the opening round a good sign for Pendrith’s beloved Toronto Maple Leafs, who face elimination Thursday in the first round of the NHL Playoffs (Toronto trails Boston, three games to two, in the best-of-seven series). Pendrith shot 7 under – perhaps the Leafs will take matters to a seventh game.

Tuesday evening, Pendrith attended a dinner of Presidents Cup International Team prospects, hosted by team captain Mike Weir (who once donned his Masters green jacket to drop the puck for a ceremonial face off at a 2003 Maple Leafs playoff game).

Pendrith knows Presidents Cups in his home country don’t come around often (the last was in 2007), and he intends not to let the window pass him by.

“Huge motivation for me obviously to get back on that team,” Pendrith said Thursday. “It being in Canada this year is extra motivation, and Mike Weir being the captain. Yeah, just to be in that room with all those guys and hear stories from previous Presidents Cups was really cool. It was a great dinner, and something I am really hoping to be a part.”

For the first time in a while, his shoulder is cooperating accordingly.

Kevin Prise is an associate editor for the PGA TOUR. He is on a lifelong quest to break 80 on a course that exceeds 6,000 yards and to see the Buffalo Bills win a Super Bowl. Follow Kevin Prise on Twitter .