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Tour Confidential: Brooks Koepka’s heating up, Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open spot and more

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**Tour Confidential: Brooks Koepka’s Heating Up, Tiger Woods’ U.S. Open Spot, and More**

Brooks Koepka is heating up at the right time. The four-time major champion is coming off back-to-back thirds-place finishes leading into this year’s U.S. Open, one of Koepka’s best major performances in recent years, with finishes of 14th, T-4, T-36, and T-13.

And then there’s Tiger Woods. He says his body is good as he prepares for the U.S. Open. Woods hasn’t played since missing the cut at the PGA Championship last month. Even with the question marks surrounding his health, Woods will still be one to watch come Thursday at Brookline.

Where does the PGA Tour-LIV deal stand? Here’s what Rory, Norman, Tiger have said

Where does the PGA Tour-LIV deal stand? Here’s what Rory, Norman, Tiger have said

Rory McIlroy has downplayed reports he threatened to leave the PGA Tour if it reached a peace deal with the LIV Golf series. He did confirm, however, that he had a “very direct conversation” with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan. On the other hand, the abducted LIV series commissioner Norman’s stance, notwithstanding the setup of Norman’s circuit in Saudi Arabia, is that all he wants is a mediator to allow peace to reign. Tiger Woods has made it clear where he stands on the subject by telling the patrons what they wanted to hear: “I think that what they’re trying to do is they’re trying to divide us, and that’s the PGA Tour, the only true global golf tour out here.” All these conflicting interests point towards a PGA Tour-LIV deal being far from imminent.

Bandon Dunes developers to build new Florida course

Bandon Dunes developers to build new Florida course

Exciting News: Bandon Dunes Developers Teaming Up for a Spectacular New Florida Course!

Get ready for a golfing paradise expansion as the visionary developers behind the renowned Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Oregon set their sights on Florida for their next masterpiece.

Enter Bandon Dunes Florida, a forthcoming gem set on a sprawling 600-acre plot at the scenic junction of CR-715 and Interstate 4 in Polk County, Florida. This prime location, once earmarked for a community project that never came to fruition, is now destined to become home to an exceptional golfing experience.

Mark your calendars for 2024, when Bandon Dunes Florida is set to unveil its splendor as the latest addition to the illustrious Bandon Dunes family. With this new venture, Florida will soon boast its very own chapter in the grand legacy of Bandon Dunes golfing excellence.

The masterminds behind the design are none other than the acclaimed duo of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, renowned for their exceptional work on Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes, and Old Macdonald in Oregon. Their expertise promises a links-style paradise complete with undulating fairways, charming pot bunkers, and expansive greens. What’s more, the course will cater to golfers of all levels with a range of tee box options, ensuring a memorable experience for every player.

Source: [Golf Lessons Channel](https://golflessonschannel.com/bandon-dunes-developers-to-build-new-florida-course/)