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Dylan Frittelli Headshot
Dylan Frittelli has missed just three cuts in 14 starts this season to find himself at 50th in the FedExCup race.
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World No. 321 Cameron Percy sits 112th in the FedExCup standings with the PGA TOUR season on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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World No. 78 Joaquin Niemann sits 17th in the FedExCup standings after finishing 67th last season.
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The Astros Golf Foundation announced that the 2020 Houston Open will be played on the week of November 2nd through 8th which makes it the lead-in event to the 2020 Masters Tournament.
Playing the warm-up role to Augusta National is nothing new for the Houston Open. However, this time the event will be debuting a new venue, Memorial Park Golf Course. It's a lot of moving part for an event that joined the fall schedule this year as the event before the Asian Swing. That schedule slot lowered its appeal for big names but a return to its pre-Masters slot should help entice some of those stars that are looking to prep for the Masters. They agreed when announcing this change, "We anticipate having one of the strongest fields that the Houston Open has ever seen, making the inaugural year at Memorial Park a truly memorable experience for fans." They made sure to clarify that it's all dependent on the CDC declaring things safe to play again. Lanto Griffin will play the role of defending champ.
Added Yesterday 8:36 am (EST)
Added Yesterday 8:36 am (EST)
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A revised schedule due to the Covid-19 pandemic means the FedExCup Playoffs have been put back a week, the final round of the concluding TOUR Championship now moving to a Labor Day finish on Monday, September 7.
Augusta National Golf Club, European Tour, LPGA, PGA of America, PGA TOUR, The R&A and USGA have issued the following joint statement: "In recent weeks, the global golf community has come together to collectively put forward a calendar of events that will, we hope, serve to entertain and inspire golf fans around the world." That means a new schedule, reduced to just three majors with The Open Championship put back until 2021. The PGA Championship has been moved to August 3-9, followed by the Wyndham Championship from August 10-16. Then it's the FedExCup Playoffs: THE NORTHERN TRUST (August 17-23), BMW Championship (August 24-30) and the TOUR Championship (August 31- September 7). Rory McIlroy won last year's TOUR Championship in August but previously the event had occupied a September slot, with the Northern Irishman and current World No. 1 also taking the title in 2016. He won't get a chance to put his feet up this time though as the new September schedule also shows the U.S. Open at Winged Foot (14-20) and the Ryder Cup in Wisconsin (20-27). The Masters has been pencilled in for November 9-15.
Added Apr 06 11:58 am (EST)
Added Apr 06 11:58 am (EST)
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The USGA has announced that the U.S. Open, previously scheduled for June 15-21 at Winged Foot Golf Club in New York, has been officially rescheduled for September 14-20. 
The news came in a joint statement issued in conjunction with Augusta National Golf Club, European Tour, LPGA, PGA of America, PGA TOUR and The R&A in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. It means the U.S. Open, won last June by Gary Woodland at Pebble Beach, will be the second major of the revised calendar having initially been scheduled to be the third. The plan now is for the PGA Championship to take place at Harding Park from August 3-9, with the U.S. Open a month later. Augusta National has identified November 9-15 as the intended dates to host the 2020 Masters while The Open has been canceled. The U.S. Open will still be played at Winged Foot and gets underway two weeks after the TOUR Championship (week off inbetween). Immediately after the U.S. Open in New York (September 14-20), the big names will head to Whistling Straits in Wisconsin to contest the Ryder Cup (September 22-27). 
Added Apr 06 11:35 am (EST)
Added Apr 06 11:35 am (EST)
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Augusta National Golf Club has announced that it is targeting November 9-15 as the new dates to host the 2020 Masters Tournament, which was previously scheduled for this week (and postponed on March 13).
The decision, which means that Tiger Woods' defense of the green jacket is delayed by at least seven months, was released in a statement from Fred Ridley, Chairman of ANGC, which read: “We remain very mindful of the extraordinary and unprecedented challenges presented by the Coronavirus around the world. In collaboration with the leading organizations in golf, ANCG has identified November 9-15 as the intended dates to host the 2020 Masters. We want to emphasize that our future plans are incumbent upon favorable counsel and direction from health officials. Provided that occurs and we can conduct the 2020 Masters, we intend to invite those professionals and amateurs who would have qualified for our original April date and welcome all existing ticket holders to enjoy the excitement of Masters week. We thank everyone for their understanding of this decision, and we look forward to the championship returning in full strength next spring.”
Added Apr 06 11:33 am (EST)
Added Apr 06 11:33 am (EST)
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The R&A has announced that it has canceled The Open in 2020 due to the current Covid-19 pandemic; the 149th Championship will still be played at Royal St George’s, but in July 2021.
The Open was due to be played July 12-19 but on guidance from the UK Government, the health authorities, public services and The R&A’s advisers it has been canceled for this season. The 150th Open will therefore be hosted by St Andrews in 2022 rather than next year. Chief Executive Martin Slumbers said: "Our absolute priority is to protect the health and safety of the fans, players, officials, volunteers and staff involved in The Open. We care deeply about this historic Championship and have made this decision with a heavy heart. I can assure everyone that we have explored every option for playing The Open this year but it is not going to be possible. There are many different considerations that go into organizing a major sporting event of this scale. We rely on the support of the emergency services, local authorities and a range of other organizations to stage the Championship and it would be unreasonable to place any additional demands on them when they have far more urgent priorities to deal with." Shane Lowry will therefore have his reign as champion extended by 12 months.
Added Apr 06 10:35 am (EST)
Added Apr 06 10:35 am (EST)
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The PGA Championship will remain at TPC Harding Park and be played on August 6th through 9th, according to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle.
The PGA TOUR is expected to announce a schedule update soon and this may be part of that announcement. The SF Chronicle expects that announcement to come on Monday. The original date for the PGA Championship was set for May 14th through 17th but a summer date won't be foreign to them, considering the event was played in mid-August for decades until last year's schedule change. Fans should monitor the news closely over the next few days as more announcements are likely just over the horizon. It is nice to get some news about a tournament getting added back to the schedule after having to hear about so many events getting postponed or canceled over the last month. 
Added Apr 05 8:27 pm (EST)
Added Apr 05 8:27 pm (EST)
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Scott Stallings Headshot
Scott Stallings has been steady this season but failed to produce the top-heavy results that matter so much in the FedExCup race, currently 159th in the standings. 
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Added Apr 05 2:27 pm (EST)
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Chez Reavie is a little behind pace to start the season but still finds himself at 96th in the FedExCup standings.
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Added Apr 05 1:44 pm (EST)
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Robin Roussel has landed two top 20s in his European Tour rookie season.
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Added Apr 05 11:46 am (EST)
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