The Tour is heading to Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club’s Copperhead course for the Valspar Championship. The course is a par 71 course that plays a touch over 7,200 yards. In typical Florida fashion, there’s trouble around every corner.

After an exciting weekend at TPC Sawgrass, the Tour turns its attention to Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club’s Copperhead course. It’s a par 71 course that plays a touch over 7,200 yards. We’re sticking with Bermudagrass greens again this week.

The PLAYERS Championship is being held once again at TPC Sawgrass – which, of course, is famous for the island green of the 17th hole. It’s a Pete-Dye-designed par 72 that plays right around 7,200 yards. Trouble abounds at Sawgrass with 88 bunkers and 17 water hazards, so finding accuracy will help. For more info on the course and trends, check out yesterday’s article. Checking The

It is officially PLAYERS Championship week and we are staying in Florida for the third straight week. This week’s event is held at TPC Sawgrass – which, of course, is famous for the island green of the 17th hole. It’s a Pete Dye-designed par 72 that plays right around 7,200 yards. The course features Tifeagle Bermudagrass on the greens and celebration Bermudagrass on the fairways.

The Tour turns its attention to Bay Hill Club & Lodge for this year’s Arnold Palmer Invitational. The course is a Par 72 that plays over 7,400 yards. For more info on how the course plays and stats you should be targeting, check out yesterday’s article.

We’re staying down in Florida for another week as the tour heads from PGA National to Bay Hill Club and Lodge. The Arnold Palmer Invitational has been held at Bay Hill – under many names – dating back to 1979. It’s a par 72 course that plays right around 7,400 yards. We’re looking at Tifeagle Bermudagrass greens this week. Over the past five years, the

PGA National’s Champions course will play host, once again, to the Honda Classic. The course is a par 70 that plays a little over 7,100 yards depending on the setup. The course features TifEagle Bermudagrass greens. For more info on how the course has played historically, check out yesterday’s article.

The Tour is heading back to the states to Florida for this year’s edition of The Honda Classic. As has been the case since 2007, the event will be played at PGA National’s Champion course. The course is a par 70 that plays a little over 7,100 yards depending on the setup. Luckily for the field, they are off of the bumpy poa annua greens

The Tour heads down to Mexico for the WGC Mexico Championship. Club de Golf Chapultepec is a par 71 course that plays right around 7,350 yards. It also features poa annua greens and kikuyu grass in the fairways and rough like Riviera last week. The course is at extreme altitude, though, so it will play shorter than the scorecard suggests. The event features just 72

The Tour heads south of the border this week for the WGC Mexico Championship. If you’ve seen the meme with two Spidermen pointing at each other, you know the deal between Riviera CC and Club de Golf Chapultepec this week. Chapultepec is another par 71 course that plays right around 7,350 yards. It also features poa annua greens and kikuyu grass in the fairways and

The Tour heads about five hours down the coast to Southern California for the Genesis Open this week. As usual, this event will be played at Riviera CC. In Riviera, we have a Par 71 course that plays just about 7,350 yards. If you want to see some of the trends and the course preview, head over to yesterday’s article.

The Tour heads about five hours down the coast to Southern California for the Genesis Open this week. As usual, this event will be played at Riviera CC. In Riviera, we have a Par 71 course that plays just about 7,350 yards. Everything at Riviera is difficult to hit whether you’re talking about fairways or greens. The average course sees just about 64 percent of

We’re back in California this week for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. This event is best known for 6-hour rounds and a plethora of celebrity sightings. If you want an in-depth look at the courses, check out yesterday’s article.

We’re back for another event with a three-course rotation this week. This Pro-Am has been played on and off in some capacity dating back to 1948 at Pebble Beach when it was known as the Bing Crosby Pro-Am. Lloyd Mangrum won that event for you golf historians out there. It has seen different names and different courses since then but we’ve seen the same rotation

We’re back at it again this week, this time in Arizona. The Tour is heading to TPC Scottsdale for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. If you want an in-depth look at the course, check out yesterday’s article.

We’re trading in J.K. Simmons in insurance commercials for talking dumpsters as the tour heads out to TPC Scottsdale this week for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. It’s hard to argue that this event boasts one of the most exciting closing stretches in golf. Between the stadium atmosphere of the par-3 16th and the risk-reward of the drivable par-4 17th, there can be some pretty intense swings if

The Tour is making its way out from the desert to the coast of California for the Farmers Insurance Open. It’s another multi-course event, though this week we have just two courses to deal with. If you’re looking for trends and a course preview, check out yesterday’s article.

For the second week in a row, the field will have a multi-course setup to contend with. The Farmers Insurance Open, as usual, is being held at Torrey Pines on both the North and South courses. We have plenty of data to back up some trends that have shown up through the years, though it’s worth noting that the North course was renovated after the 2016 tournament.