Author: Matt Fargo
Published: 2026-02-25

We were out of the money for the first time with The Genesis Invitational as it was Jacob Bridgeman winning his first PGA Tour event. He bogeyed two of his last three holes last week at Pebble Beach to fall short and it looked like another possible meltdown at Riviera. After birdieing two of his first three holes, eventually building a seven-shot lead, he went +3 over his last 15 holes and held off Kurt Kitayama and Rory McIlroy to win by only one shot. The California swing is complete and the tour heads to Florida for the next four events starting with the Cognizant Classic from PGA National Resort (Champions Course) in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

Formerly known as The Honda Classic, Cognizant took over sponsorship in 2024 and unfortunately ... MORE

Author: Matt Fargo
Published: 2026-02-17

The weather played a factor over the weekend but players still went low at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am. We once again had three players in contention on Sunday but had to settle for a T2 with Sepp Straka with Patrick Cantlay and Russell Henley finishing in the top 20. Colin Morikawa birdied the 72nd hole to claim a one shot victory, his first win in over two years, a span of 45 starts and it was certainly fulfilling both professionally and personally. The PGA Tour remains in California for a second straight week and a second straight signature event with The Genesis Invitational as it returns to The Riviera Country Club.

The Genesis was forced to move to Torrey Pines South Course last season because of the devastating wildfires ... MORE