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Key pillars of Tour's 'Designated Event Model'

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How 1994 has played out again nearly 30 years later

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Saudi law complicates Tour's counter against LIV

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PGA TOUR'S FUTURE COMING TOGETHER

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Super for the stars, but not all happy about Tour plans

BY Rex Hoggard  — 

Players like Rory McIlroy will benefit greatly from the Tour's designated-events plan. But not everyone was pleased Wednesday at Bay Hill.

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Memo: Monahan outlines changes for 2024

BY Golf Channel Digital  — 

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan informed members Wednesday of sweeping changes to the 2024 schedule.

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Key pillars of Tour's 'Designated Event Model'

BY Rex Hoggard  — 

The PGA Tour unveiled the basic concepts behind what the circuit is calling the “Designated Event Model” in a memo sent to players.

REACTION TO TOUR CHANGES

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PGA designated events will have no cuts in 2024

PGA designated events will have no cuts in 2024

Golf Today reports on big changes coming to the PGA Tour in 2024, with designated events reducing their fields to 70-78 players with no cuts among other stipulations that have players like Rory McIlroy and Jason Day reacting.
Is having no cuts good for the PGA Tour?
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Is having no cuts good for the PGA Tour?

Scheffler: Designated events will benefit PGA Tour
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Scheffler: Designated events will benefit PGA Tour

Homa chimes in on PGA Tour designated events
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Homa chimes in on PGA Tour designated events

ARNOLD PALMER INVITATIONAL

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Rahm: Battle for No. 1 shows greatness of game

BY Rex Hoggard  — 

Three players – Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm – have already traded the top spot in the world ranking this year, and more scenarios this week could lead to another turnover.

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Betting tools for the Arnold Palmer Invitational

DFS, odds, betting takes, tournament previews and updated player news for this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational on NBC Sports EDGE.

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API field features top 3 in world, 44 of top 50

BY Golf Channel Digital  — 

Forty-four of the top 50 players in the Official World Golf Ranking will tee it up at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

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How to watch API, P.R. Open, Darius Rucker

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Here's how you can access live streams to Golf Channel's coverage this week across the world of golf.

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Rahm learning from Woods' successes at Bay Hill

Rahm learning from Woods' successes at Bay Hill

Tiger Woods has won the Arnold Palmer Invitational eight times in his career and Jon Rahm is picking up lessons from Tigers' victories at Bay Hill.
Bay Hill's 16th hole could be crucial
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Bay Hill's 16th hole could be crucial

Hatton predicts a 'tough test' at windy Bay Hill
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Hatton predicts a 'tough test' at windy Bay Hill

Aberg soaking in PGA Tour environments
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Aberg soaking in PGA Tour environments

IN THE WOMEN'S GAME

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Highlights: Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, Round 2

Highlights: Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, Round 2

Check out the best shots from the second day of action at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate.
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ON HER TURF

LPGA preview: HSBC Women's World Championship

Who's playing, how to watch and what to expect from this week's LPGA Tour event, the HSBC Women's World Championship.

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Stanford's Heck out indefinitely with injury

BY Brentley Romine  — 

If Stanford is to repeat as NCAA champion, it may have to do so without one of its best players: Rachel Heck.

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The .500 rule is coming to D-I women's golf

BY Brentley Romine  — 

The NCAA notified women's coaches via email last week that the competitions oversight committee has approved the .500 rule.