This week they head down to what used to be The Honda Classic at PGA National, but due to lack of stars consistently playing, Honda decided to pull their sponsorship and now whatever the new company is for this season gets to debut their brand with a pretty solid field. Rory headlines this week, and we have a bunch of previous winners here returning along with some DFS darlings.

This week they head down to ol’ Mexico for the Mexico Open.

This week they head out to LA for Tiger’s Genesis Invitational. It is an invite-only, 70-man field with a cut after two rounds down to the top 50+ players within 10 shots of the leader.

This week they head out to Phoenix for the Waste Management Open, which is the most attended golf tournament of the year every single year.

It is Pebble Beach week, and this time they’re running it as an elevated event even with it staying a Pro-Am. It’s a 90-man field, no cut event.

This week we will get a tournament where hopefully the winner is not flirting with 30 under par here at The Farmers. This tourney starts a day earlier because the PGA does not want to compete with the NFL on championship Sunday.

This week is the start of the California/west coast swing for the PGA season. This week at the Amex, it is a three-course rotation and then the cut is after round 3.

We stay in Hawaii for this week’s Sony Open, but vastly different course set up than last week. We go from a wide open course to a tight, less than driver set up that’s a par 70 instead of par 73.

We are back my friends, another new PGA season kicked off at the Sentry. They changed it up this year, adding people who not only won, but also finished top 50.

This week they head down to Sea Island for the fall swing’s final event of the season, The RSM Classic. It will be down in Georgia, and they split it the first two days playing different courses, and then the weekend will be played at the seaside course.