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Kapalua won’t host opener as it deals with drought

Kapalua won’t host opener as it deals with drought

Fitzpatrick closes with record-equalling 66 to win DP World Tour title:
Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, seizing control with a flawless final round and holding off late challengers to secure the victory.

Kapalua won’t host opener as it deals with drought:
Kapalua will not host the PGA Tour opener as organisers cite severe drought conditions, prompting a venue change and concerns over water management impacting course readiness and local stakeholders.

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Kapalua to close ‘dying’ course for 2 months

Kapalua to close ‘dying’ course for 2 months

Rickie Fowler withdrew from the WM Phoenix Open citing illness, tournament officials confirmed. Fowler left the course mid-round and will be monitored as he rests and receives medical evaluation before any return is considered.

Kapalua Resort will close its struggling “dying” course for two months for intensive restoration, resort officials announced. The temporary shutdown aims to address turf, drainage and playability issues ahead of a planned reopening.

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Augusta National Shines: A Stunning Transformation Amid Fewer Trees!

Augusta National Shines: A Stunning Transformation Amid Fewer Trees!

In the wake of a fierce storm that took down several trees, the iconic Augusta National Golf Course stands resilient and in remarkable shape. Course superintendent Ridley has confirmed this impressive recovery. While the storm left its mark with significant tree damage, the dedicated team sprang into action, working around the clock to restore the course to its former glory in time for the highly anticipated Masters Tournament. Though some trees were lost, the overall vitality and integrity of this legendary course remain robust, promising an exhilarating and challenging experience for all players.

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Wildfires force PGA Tour to move Genesis tourney

Wildfires force PGA Tour to move Genesis tourney

The PGA Tour has been forced to relocate the Genesis Invitational due to the impending arrival of wildfires in the Los Angeles area. Originally scheduled to be played at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, from February 16-19, the tournament will now be held at the Copper Canyon Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nevada, from February 20-23. The decision was made after consultation with local authorities and the PGA Tour, who determined that the safety of players, spectators, and staff could not be guaranteed at Riviera.

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