The PGA Tour’s return to Utah this week after a 61-year hiatus has sparked discussions about which states could be the next destinations on the tour’s schedule.
Utah, with its breathtaking scenery, devoted golf enthusiasts, and a growing number of top-tier courses, has always been a top contender for hosting a PGA Tour event. Now that the tour has made its triumphant return to the Beehive State, it’s only natural to ponder which states might follow suit.
Below are five states that are well-positioned for PGA Tour consideration:
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This drill involves setting up a tee in the ground approximately two to three feet in front of a golf ball. By taking practice swings and striking the tee first, golfers can train themselves to approach the ball from a shallower angle, creating more solid contact.
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