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2024 Kaulig Companies Championship at Firestone: What you need to know about PGA Tour Champions major

• Updated: Jul. 08, 2024, 6:48 p.m. |
• Published: Jul. 08, 2024, 1:58 p.m.

Steve Stricker, shown here at the 2023 Principal Charity Classic in Des Moines, Iowa, will attempt to win his second consecutive Kaulig Companies Championship and his third in four years starting on Thursday at Firestone. AP

• Tim Bielik, cleveland.com

AKRON, Ohio — The PGA Tour Champions makes its annual return to Firestone Country Club on Thursday for the 2024 Kaulig Companies Championship. It’s one of five majors on the tour.

The PGA Tour Champions announced the 78-player field on Monday , and it includes the last two winners of this event. Steve Stricker, who is the reigning Charles Schwab Cup winner, won the event in 2021 and 2023. Jerry Kelly was the champion in both 2020 and 2022.

Other former champions in the field are 2013 winner Kenny Perry, 2017 winner Scott McCarron, 2018 winner Vijay Singh and 2019 winner Retief Goosen.

Among the other names to watch are Stephen Ames, who leads the Charles Schwab Cup standings, and Ernie Els, who is ranked third in the standings. Both Ames and Els have won two events each this season.

Here is more of what you need to know about this year’s tournament.

What : 2024 Kaulig Companies Championship.

When : Thursday, July 11 to Sunday, July 14, 2024.

Where : Firestone Country Club, Akron.

TV schedule : Thursday-Friday, 2-4:30 p.m. (Golf Channel, Peacock); Saturday-Sunday, noon-4 p.m. (Golf Channel, Peacock).

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Gate times : Thursday-Friday, 9 a.m.; Saturday-Sunday, 8:30 a.m.

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Hosted annually at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus. The Tournament, founded and hosted by Jack Nicklaus, is conducted each year with three goals in mind: to honor the memory of individuals living and deceased who have distinguished themselves in the game of golf; to showcase the world’s best golfers competing on one of the most challenging venues in the world for the enjoyment of spectators; and to benefit many Greater Columbus Charities in alliance with the Nicklaus Children's Healthcare Foundation, Nationwide Children's Hospital, Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation and numerous other local organizations.

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PGA Tour pros still alive for U.S. Open spots heading into the Memorial

The Memorial at Jack’s Place, Muirfield Village, begins on Thursday in Dublin, Ohio. The Signature Event also serves (to Jack Nicklaus’s chagrin ) as the PGA Tour’s final tune-up for the 2024 U.S. Open (June 13-16 at Pinehurst No. 2.)

U.S. Open qualifying was mostly completed on Monday, a.k.a “The Longest Day in Golf.” (Adam Scott, alas, will likely see his hard-to-believe streak of 91 consecutive major appearances, dating back to 2001, come to an end). However, golfers inside the top 60 of the Official World Golf Ranking by next Monday will gain a late ticket to North Carolina for the 124th U.S. Open.

The following five players currently sit outside the top 60 and either failed to qualify through Final Qualifying or took Monday off to rest for the Memorial — but are within U.S. Open striking distance, should they show out in Dublin.

Players in Memorial alive for U.S. Open spots

Ben griffin.

Griffin enters the week ranked 70th in the OWGR. The 28-year-old has two top-10s in 2024 but is still seeking his first career PGA Tour win. He’s coming off a career-best result: a solo second-place at the RBC Canadian Open (which booked him a place for The Open at Royal Troon in July).

Hodges, ranked 75th, hasn’t finished better than 12th in a PGA Tour event this season, but two of his three 12th-place finishes have come in the past two weeks — at the PGA Championship and the Charles Schwab Challenge.

Davis Riley

Riley (OWGR: 78) opted out of the RBC Canadian Open after besting world no. 1 Scottie Scheffler to win the Charles Schwab Challenge  — his first career PGA Tour trophy.

“It was a super exhausting week, but to get it done by myself gave me a lot of confidence going forward,” said Riley. “I decided to withdraw from Canada, just to take a week of rest to get prepared for (Memorial) . Then obviously I was doing the U.S. Open qualifier in Canada the Monday after, and I just felt like it would be pretty taxing to go all the way up to Canada just for a 36-hole event and then come down here.

“There is still a way for me, I don’t know exactly what I’ve got to finish, but there is a way, if I have a well enough finish this week, to get into next week, so I was just kind of putting all my eggs in the basket that route.”

Like the Schwab’s venue, the Colonial Country Club, Muirfield Village will pose a stiff tee-to-green test.

“It’s just a ball-striking golf course,” Riley said. “You’ve got to hit a lot of fairways, a lot of greens. Similar to Colonial, you got to drive it in the fairway, and fairways and greens are going to be the premium, just because when you get in this rough, it’s so thick and it can be very tricky around and just off the fairway. So definitely a ball-striking premium.”

Andrew Putnam

Putnam will tee off at Jack’s Place as the occupant of the no. 79 spot on the OWGR. The 2018 Barracuda Championship winner has four top 20s on the PGA Tour in 2024, but none since the RBC Heritage in April.

Patrick Rodgers

Rodgers (no. 87) has been all over the map in 2024, but that does include three top 10s: at the Farmers Insurance Open (T9), the Mexico Open (T6), and the RBC Heritage (T5).

The 31-year old ranks 38th in driving distance on the PGA Tour, which might behoove him at the lengthy par-72 of Muirfield Village. On the other hand, precision off the tee is sneakily paramount at Jack’s Place, and Rodgers ranks 147th on the PGA Tour this season in driving accuracy.

It’s rare for non-stars to break through at Muirfield, which perennially — by Jack’s design — rates amongst the toughest treks in golf. Can Rodgers, Putnam, or anybody else on this list, temporarily level up?

Adam Scott, ranked no. 60, is not in the Memorial field. He is one of the six U.S. Open alternates, however, so he’ll be rooting for all these guys to struggle. The USGA does not disclose its alternate system.

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The 2024 Memorial Tournament is here. How to watch, stream the tournament

The PGA Tour is back in Ohio.

More than a year after Viktor Hovland won the 2023 Memorial Tournament , the 2024 Memorial Tournament will take place in Dublin.

Which golfer will take $4 million of the $20 million purse for the 2024 tournament? Here's how to watch the Memorial Tournament :

When is the 2024 Memorial Tournament?

The Memorial will be played June 6-9 at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin.

2024 Memorial broadcast schedule: What channel is the tournament on?

Portions of the 2024 Memorial will be broadcast on the Golf Channel and CBS. Here's the full broadcast schedule.

Thursday, June 6

• Live first-round coverage: Golf Channel, 2-6 p.m.
• First-round replay: Golf Channel, 7-11 p.m., 12-4 a.m.

Friday, June 7

• Live second-round coverage: Golf Channel, 2-6 p.m.
• Second-round replay: Golf Channel, 9 p.m.-1 a.m.

Saturday, June 8

• Live bonus third-round coverage: Golf Channel, 12:30-2:30 p.m.
• Live third-round coverage: CBS, 2:30-6 p.m.
• Third-round replay: Golf Channel, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., 3-7 a.m.

Sunday, June 9

• Live bonus final-round coverage: Golf Channel, 12:30-2:30 p.m.
• Live final-round coverage: CBS, 2:30-6 p.m.
• Final-round replay: Golf Channel, 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m., 2:30-6 a.m.

Can you stream the Memorial Tournament?

The Memorial can be streamed on any platform that includes the Golf Channel or CBS, including YouTube TV or Hulu Live.

Will Tiger Woods play in the 2024 Memorial?

Tiger Woods has yet to enter the 2024 Memorial Tournament.

The five-time Memorial champion most recently missed the cut at the 2024 PGA Championship in Louisville, Kentucky, with a 7-over finish through the first two rounds.

Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa and Hovland have committed to be part of the tournament field.

The Memorial will see between 70 and 80 participants in 2024, down from the tournament's previous 120.

Memorial Tournament tickets: Are they still available?

Full-week tournament passes remain available.

Ticket prices start at $275, while tickets for the Weekly Golden Bear Club passes start at $385. The Golden Bear Club is described as "a premium, climate-controlled sports bar venue conveniently located between Hole Nos. 10 and 14" that offers elevated food and beverage options.

Children ages 15 and under are admitted free with a junior ticket, which is complementary with a ticketed adult.

2024 Memorial parking information

Here are the free parking options offered by the Memorial. Along with these lots, limited on-street parking is available. Up-to-date parking information can be found here.

• 6th Tee Lot: Off State Route 745/Dublin Road at 10555 Dublin Rd. Patrons should use the "Back Gate" exit behind the Bogey Bar & Grill when leaving.
• Columbus Zoo: Located at 4850 Powell Road. Parking is available for tournament attendees from Wednesday, June 5 to Sunday, June 9 starting at 7 a.m. until one hour after the completion of play.
• Ashbaugh Lot: Off Brand Road east of Muirfield Drive
• Muirfield Drive: North and southbound left-hand lanes north of Whittingham Drive are available for parking after 6:30 a.m. until one hour after play concludes.

Memorial Tournament schedule

Here is the schedule of events for the Memorial:

Monday, June 3

• Practice round; Gates open at 7 a.m.

Tuesday, June 4

• Family Night; Safari Golf Club, 6 p.m.

Wednesday, June 5

• Practice round; Gates open at 6:30 a.m.
• Workday Golden Bear Pro-Am; 7 a.m.
• Memorial Honoree Ceremony; Practice Range, 2 p.m.
• Tournament Tailgate; Champions Pavillion, 3:30 p.m.
• First tournament round; Gates open at 7 a.m., First tee time at 7:30 a.m.
• Second tournament round; Gates open at 7 a.m., First tee time at 7:30 a.m.
• Third tournament round; Gates open at 7 a.m., First tee time at 8:30 a.m.
• Final tournament round; Gates open at 7 a.m., First tee time at 8:30 a.m.

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The 2021 Ohio Golf season kicked off early and it will last into November. Buckeyes will be able to watch the best men and women golfers in the world play in events around the state this year. Of course, it all starts with Jack Nicklaus and Muirfield Village Golf Club hosting PGA Tour pros in early June and conclude with the biggest event in women’s golf the Solheim Cup coming to Inverness in Toledo over Labor Day weekend. In between the Symetra Tour, PGA Tour Champions and Korn Ferry Tour will also hold events in Ohio.

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Earlier this summer Sports Illustrated surveyed a number of PGA Tour players about a range of topics around golf, from tournaments with the best food to bucket-list courses, and much more. We think you’ll enjoy the answers.

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If you were golf czar for a day, what rule would you change?

“I would have a shot clock where you have to have to get off a shot.” — Matt Kuchar “No two-shot penalties, make them all one.” — Keegan Bradley “Hitting out of a sand-filled divot in the fairway in pretty silly, but that’s the rule now.” — Jimmy Walker “Got to say, sand-filled divots.” — Ryan Palmer “Hitting out of sand-filled divots.” — Adam Scott “I don’t think you should be able to anchor any part of the club to any part of your body. Nothing at all.” — Kevin Streelman “I don’t think you should have to keep your own score or somebody else’s. Everybody knows what we shot, in this day and age, it’s crazy you can be disqualified for keeping the wrong score when everybody tracks it.” — Francesco Molinari “They already changed the rule I wanted them to change on the ball rolling on the green with wind, I don’t see anything else.” — Aaron Baddeley “Nobody likes sandy divots.” — Jordan Spieth “Nobody likes sand-filled divots.” — Tom Hoge “Not really sure. Divots can be a pain.” — Mackenzie Hughes “I think most pros would say sandy divots. Also, the ball moving on the greens which they just changed.” — Zach Johnson “Don’t like sand-filled divots. You hit it in the middle of the fairway, you should have a clean shot.” — Gary Woodland

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3. (2) Camargo Club

Cincinnati, oh, united states.

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Columbus, oh, united states.

6. (6) Double Eagle Club

Galena, oh, united states.

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7. (8) Moraine Country Club

8. (9) Canterbury Golf Club

Beachwood, oh, united states.

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Canton, oh, united states.

10. (10) The Kirtland Country Club

Willoughby, oh, united states.

11. (11) The Country Club

Pepper pike, oh, united states.

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Kettering, oh.

13. (13) Mayfield Sand Ridge Golf Club: Sand Ridge

Chardon, oh, united states.

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16. (16) The Virtues Golf Club

Nashport, oh.

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18. (18) The Ohio State University Golf Club: Scarlet

19. (17) Firestone Country Club: North

Akron, oh, united states.

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Davis Thompson and Aaron Rai finished runners-up to Cam Davis at the Rocket Mortgage Classic last week in Detroit, but both players will have another chance to earn their first PGA Tour win in Silvis, Illinois, at the 2024 John Deere Classic .

Thompson will tee off Sunday with a two-shot lead over Eric Cole, last year’s PGA Tour Rookie of the Year, and Rai, who made a birdie on the 18th Saturday to join the final group.

Due to inclement weather, final round tee times will be scheduled for 10:25 a.m.-12:37 p.m. ET with groups going off Nos. 1 and 10 in threesomes.

If you missed any of the action Saturday, no worries, we have you covered. Here’s everything you need to know from the third round of the John Deere Classic.

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Davis Thompson back in the mix

Davis Thompson of the United States reacts after a birdie on the first hole during the third round of the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run on July 06, 2024 in Silvis, Illinois. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)

Thompson, a 25-year-old from Atlanta, has played some great golf this season. Despite missing five cuts in 19 previous starts this year, Thompson has 10 top-25 finishes, three top-10 finishes and two runner-up performances, including last week at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

The Georgia Bulldog grabbed a share of ninth at the U.S. Open last month, his first made cut in a major championship.

On Saturday, Thompson sprinted out the gates with birdies on Nos. 1 and 2 before cashing in three more at the fifth, sixth and eighth to go out with a 5-under 30. After pars on 10 and 11, Thompson capitalized on a near ace on the par-3 12th and made another birdie.

Solo leader Davis Thompson sets up a tap-in birdie 👏 pic.twitter.com/Qiwpn2da67 — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) July 6, 2024

After a 14-foot make on 13 and a great up-and-down on the drivable par-4 14th, Thompson was 8 under for the day, 20 under total and held a three-shot lead.

Eric Cole made eagle on the 17th to pull within a shot, but Thompson made birdie to push the margin back to two.

Thompson made a four on the closing hole to solidify his 9-under 62.

“I mean, last week I was four back going into Sunday. I didn’t really know what it would take to win that golf tournament,” he said. “I played really solid Sunday. Just came up one shot short. But, I mean, not really. It’s a new week. I feel like I’ve been playing well. Just tried to keep it going. Yeah, hopefully I got one more good one in me tomorrow.”

Deja vu for Aaron Rai

Aaron Rai hits his tee shot on the second hole during the third round of the John Deere Classic golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Joseph Cress-USA TODAY Sports

Rai has won twice on the DP World Tour. He’s made nearly 90 starts on the PGA Tour, finishing inside the top 10 eight times. He’s coming off a runner-up finish to Cam Davis at the Rocket Mortgage Classic last week.

Now, Rai has another opportunity to grab his first Tour win.

The Englishman played his first four holes Saturday 3 under thanks to birdies on Nos. 1, 2 and 4, but gave one back at the sixth and made the turn with a 2-under 33. After putting another circle on his card at the 13th, Rai made a 27-footer for birdie on 15 to get to 18-under total, two back.

Bottom of the cup for Aaron Rai! He moves to 18-under and now 2 shots off the lead. pic.twitter.com/Bnix8EBAry — Golf on CBS ⛳ (@GolfonCBS) July 6, 2024

After hitting his approach to 12 feet on the final green of the day, Rai made a birdie to get to 19-under total and into a share of second.

“I think it’s very difficult to try and force great weeks,” he said. “I think a lot of those just happen as a result of playing good golf and doing the right things and just trying to roll with the momentum. So yeah, felt in a really good place coming into this week and just tried to approach it in the same way from Monday to Wednesday. Obviously played some really good golf in the last three days to put us in this position.”

Jordan Spieth made a big move

Jordan Spieth of the United States reacts after a birdie on the 12th hole during the third round of the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run on July 06, 2024 in Silvis, Illinois. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

Spieth’s first PGA Tour win came at the John Deere Classic in 2013. Two years later, the Texan won again at TPC Deere Run. He knows how to attack this track, and he did just that Saturday morning into the early afternoon .

After a birdie on the par-5 second, Spieth made five consecutive birdies on Nos. 4-8 and made the turn with a 6-under 29. Thanks to two more circles on 10 and 12, Spieth was officially put on 59 watch. But, a bogey on the 13th halted his momentum and he’d go on to play his final five holes at 1 under to cement his 8-under 63, his lowest round of the season.

“I would like to just improve on my back nine score tomorrow from today’s,” Spieth told the media after signing his card. “You know, so that’s certainly something as I make the turn regardless what I do on the front I’ll be sitting there going, man, I want to shoot the 4-under I felt like I should have shot yesterday.”

His previous nine starts coming into this week have been a struggle. Spieth missed three cuts and finished inside the top 40 just three times. But, he’s always loved links golf and he heads across the pond after the John Deere for the Scottish Open and The Open. If he’s found something in his game, he might be a good bet at The Renaissance Club and Royal Liverpool.

“I knew I would have to be perfect and make some putts. I was near that today.” @JordanSpieth spoke with @Amanda_Balionis following his lowest round of the season at the @JDCLASSIC . pic.twitter.com/d45w7ifOzK — Golf on CBS ⛳ (@GolfonCBS) July 6, 2024

Best rounds of the day

Ben Griffin of the United States hits his tee shot on the sixth hole during the second round of the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run on July 05, 2024 in Silvis, Illinois. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

Davis Thompson (9-under 62, 1st)

Jordan Spieth (8-under 63, T-12)

Eric Cole (7-under 64, T-2)

Ben Griffin (7-under 64, T-12)

J.J. Spaun (6-under 65, T-6)

Sami Valimaki (6-under 65, T-9)

Top 10 and odds to win

Eric Cole walks down the fairway on the second hole during the third round of the John Deere Classic golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Joseph Cress-USA TODAY Sports

1st: Davis Thompson, 21 under (+100)

T-2: Eric Cole, 19 under (+400) T-2: Aaron Rai, 19 under (+300)

T-4: Hayden Springer, 17 under (+2500) T-4: C.T. Pan, 17 under (+2500)

T-6: J.J. Spaun, 16 under (+4500) T-6: Michael Thorbjornsen, 16 under (+4000) T-6: Luke Clanton, 16 under (+3000)

T-9: Carson Young, 15 under (+12000) T-9: Sami Valimaki, 15 under (+12000) T-9: Rico Hoey, 15 under (+11000)

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Professional golf is back in Colorado for what has become an annual summer tradition: The Ascendant at TPC Colorado in Berthoud.

This will be the sixth annual edition of the Korn Ferry Tour event that started in 2019, and it's a popular spot on tour.

The golfers are fresh off a bye week for the Independence Day holiday, and The Ascendant was named Korn Ferry Tournament of the Year in 2023 for the second time in three years.

The Colorado stop kicks off the back half of the tour calendar, as top golfers hope to cement a top-30 finish in the season standings to earn their PGA Tour card.

Here's what golf fans should know about the 2024 edition of The Ascendant Presented by Blue, including players to watch, how to watch/follow online, ticket options and more.

Players to watch at TPC Colorado

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• AJ Ott: The 2021 Colorado State graduate and former Rams' star qualified thanks to a win in the sponsor's exemption tournaments held Saturday at TPC Colorado. It will be Ott's first-ever Korn Ferry Tour appearance.
• Jeremy Paul: The former University of Colorado golfer finished third at TPC Colorado in 2022 and sits at No. 13 on this year's Korn Ferry Tour points list, including a win at The Bahamas Great Exuma Classic in January.
• Kyle Westmoreland: The former Air Force Academy standout is 25th on the tour's points list and has five top-five finishes this season, highlighted by a runner-up finish in The Bahamas Great Abasco Classic.
• Sam Saunders: The ex-Fort Collins resident and grandson of Arnold Palmer is often a fan favorite at this event. He had his best finish of the season last month with a tie for 14th at the UNC Health Championship.
• Kevin Stadler: The part-time Denver resident and son of former PGA Tour star Craig Stadler will be looking for his first made cut this season.
• Josh Creel: The Cheyenne native and former CU golfer is coming off a tie for 34th at the PGA Tour's John Deere Classic last week and is looking to snap a streak of five missed cuts at the Korn Ferry ranks.

Former Ascendant champions

• Nelson Ledesma: The inaugural champion in 2019 is back and could use a good finish while currently at 42nd on the points list.
• Tag Ridings: The 2021 winner is looking to regain his form from three years ago after just one top-25 finish to date this season.

Track record of success

There are a handful of golfers who sit among the top 20 on the Korn Ferry Tour and were in Sunday contention at The Ascendant last year:

• Tim Widing: Tied for 4th (-16) last year and is currently third on the Korn Ferry points list.
• Quade Cummins: Tied for 6th (-14) in 2023 and sits at No. 8 on this season's points list.
• Frankie Capan III: Tied for 14th (-11) last year and is 10th on 2023-24 Korn Ferry points list.
• Jackson Suber: Tied for 9th (-13) in 2023 and currently 11th on the points list.
• Isaiah Salinda: Tied for 16th (-10) in last year's event and sits at No. 15 on Korn Ferry points list.

Former PGA Tour winners in TPC Colorado field:

• Ben Crane (5 wins)
• Bo Van Pelt (1)

Tournament schedule, format

The tournament features four 18-hole rounds, one per day Thursday (July 11) through Sunday (July 14). The field of 156 will be cut to the low 65 scores (including ties) for the final two rounds on Saturday and Sunday.

Leaders are expected to tee off by 1:30 p.m. on the weekend, weather permitting. For example, the 2022 final round was moved up nearly three hours due to anticipated inclement weather.

The prize purse for the 2024 edition is again $1 million, with the winner set to earn $180,000.

Past TPC Colorado results, champions

The tournament has been consistently competitive, with three of the five champions winning by just one shot and the other two winners taking it by two strokes each.

An event scoring record has also been set or matched in all five years.

Here are the previous Ascendant at TPC Colorado winners:

• 2023: Nicholas Lindheim (-20)
• 2022:  Zecheng "Marty" Dou (-17)
• 2021:  Tag Ridings (-16)
• 2020:  Will Zalatoris (-15)
• 2019:  Nelson Ledesma (-15)

The Ascendant has become a launching pad to the PGA Tour, with Ledesma, Zalatoris, Dou and Lindheim all moving up after winning at TPC Colorado.

Zalatoris is currently No. 46 in the Official World Golf Rankings (after consecutive years in the top 20) and has four top-10 finishes at major championships since his 2020 win.

Lindheim will not be defending his 2023 title this week.

How to get tickets for The Ascendant at TPC Colorado

Tickets can still be purchased for the event, with a single "Good-any-day" pass costing $25 and full-week passes going for $60.

Clubhouse-access tickets are $50 per day and $100 for the whole tournament. Tickets for the Summit Club hospitality tent (located behind the 15th green) run $210 to $225 per day and $815 for all four days.

You can purchase tickets at  theascendant.com/tickets .

Free admission is available for these groups:

• U.S. active duty and U.S. Military retirees with a valid military ID (shown at ticket window)
• Anyone 15 years and under when accompanied by a ticketed adult
• PGA TOUR, Champions Tour, Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Canada, PGA TOUR Latinoamerica, PGA TOUR China, PGA of America or LPGA members and staff

What to know if you're attending The Ascendant at TPC Colorado

There are several prohibited items for fans, including lawn chairs, posters and signs, outside beverages, video cameras, pets or weapons of any kind.

Bags can be brought on the grounds but must be clear or smaller than 6-by-6-by-6 (inches).

Parking is located at the TPC Colorado entrance off Grand Market Avenue and TPC Parkway. Tournament staff will direct you once you drive past the TPC Colorado Gatehouse.

For more fan FAQs and information, visit  theascendant.com/spectator-information .

The TPC Colorado course

The TPC Colorado at Heron Lakes course opened in summer 2018 and is an 18-hole layout just northwest of Berthoud that is renowned for its prodigious length.

The course can play up to 8,029 yards from the tournament tees and features the massive 773-yard par-5 13th hole that is nearly impossible to reach in two shots.

TPC Colorado plays as a semi-hybrid of American and European links golf, featuring deep pot bunkers and scenic holes lined by shimmering lakes with Rocky Mountain vistas in the distance.

How to watch, follow The Ascendant at TPC Colorado

A leaderboard for the 2024 Ascendant at TPC Colorado will be available online throughout the tournament at  PGAtour.com/korn-ferry-tour/leaderboard.html .

There will also be livestreaming on the weekend. You can watch at PGA Tour Live and GolfChannel.com.

About the Korn Ferry Tour

The Korn Ferry Tour is one of the main paths professional golfers follow in hopes of reaching the PGA Tour.

At the end of this season, the top 30 Korn Ferry Tour players will receive their PGA Tour cards for the 2024-25 season.

Past graduates of the tour include PGA Tour stars Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas, Will Zalatoris, Sam Burns, Max Homa, Tony Finau and dozens more.

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Re-gripped my clubs, extensive grip selections. The 1day turn around exceeded my expectations fast and efficient. I would suggest they raise the price of the grips to include the $7 labor gripping fee.

Tried PGA Superstore one more time. I thought maybe my first visit was a fluke regarding poor customer service. NOPE! I walked in the store and a female attendee behind the counter looked at me dead in the eye and never said a thing. I mean we held our look about 2-3 seconds. Nothing. I went straight to the used putters and prices were absurd. Why even sell used putters?? Just put them in with the new putters for the same price?? Again, I walked the store to look around and this time I had 1 attendant at the back of the store near the golf bags asked if I needed help. I thanked him and politely declined. I went to the golf grips and spent at least 10 min looking at their inventory. The club repair guy behind the counter saw me there and not once did he ask if I was finding what I wanted. I chose a grip and picked up a golf glove and swing training aid and walked to the counter to pay. The cashier who rung me up never asked if I found what I needed. He silently rung up my items and never made eye contact. Total spent..$30. Oh...and the same lady who looked at me when I walked in....she looked at me again as she was walking to a register. She gave me the cold shoulder and went about her business. The cashier said "Here you go Sir" as he handed me the receipt. WORSE customer service if I had to describe this store. Golf Galaxy is WAY better and you will not be disappointed there. I ended up buying a $175 putter simply because the on duty manager came up to me and talked to me about his golf experience and which putters were his favorite. Customer service is the foundation of a good run store. At this store the poor customer service is a reflection of management not training their employees right and bad hiring practices. Never going back.

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Nov 28, 2023

Dear Arnie, Please except my apologies for such poor service on our part. We strive to offer the best customer service and it sounds like we failed you! If you would call me I would like to get details from you on the day and time so I can address this with my staff. Thank you , Jack Stevens General Manager

Everything is expensive. Went to look for used putters and they're literally the same price as new ones. I was in the store about 30 min where several store attendants walked by me without asking if I need help or if found what I was looking for. Don't waste your time. Go to Golf Galaxy. They're probably just as expensive but it's much more customer friendly and they will walk up to you and see if you need help finding something. Much more friendlier atmosphere. The attendant and I spoke golf for like 10 min. I end up buying something I didn't need.

I wouldn't recommend getting lessons from this store. It takes forever to get through them because the the instructor is hardly ever there, even if an appt is scheduled. I bought a pack of 6 lessons for my son, we only got through 5 before I gave up. Of those 5, we had two at the originally scheduled times with no issues. Two other visits were rescheduled due to Ben being sick, the other one was cancelled when I showed up and was notified that Ben wasn't in. I don't live in arlington and this was a hike, so we just never finished. My time is more valuable than the hassle.

I have never in my life been so discussed, disappointed, and angry with a retailer. Where oh where do we start this off. I made an appointment with their coach ben two weeks prior to the day of the lesson. My excitement was mounting as I was finally going to have help hitting my new driver (you see I've been struggling with it). On the day of my lesson five hours prior to my lesson Ben called and canceled citing he was sick. Okay well that fine stuff happened I was a little agrivated as I am required to give them 24 hours notice and they call me 5 hours before to cancel and that's some how okay. No offer of making up for it or possibly discounting my lesson when he dose have time to reschedule it. What ever you surly knew you were sick the day before if it was so bad that day you had to cancel. So still slightly mad I gave him another chance and booked a lesson with him again for the next week. So here I go all excited again my wife's happy to have some free time and I load up my clubs and head off for my first lesson. I get to the store, pack mule my clubs inside and wait patiently to check in. Today we hit this driver weather it likes it or not! As I am standing there waiting a manager comes up and asks me if he can help me and I told him I'm just waiting for Ben for my lesson (you see I was about 30 min early I like to be early and in the traffic from where I live to here it's better safe than sorry) the managers face immediately turned to what I can only describe is a "OH SH!t" face and I knew what he was going to say. Apparently my lesson which was to start in 30 min was not going to happen and no one even bothered to call me! A reason for the cancelation was never offered. A reason no one notified me was never offered. A alternative was never offered. This has to be the worst, least professional golf business I have ever been to. I informed the manager gesturing to my golf bag that I have spent thousands of dollars his store alone and I am sad to say I will not spend another penny here. I have never been treated so disrespectfully by a place I was spent so much time and money. Do yourself a favor if you want to be treated right go see Chris, Daniel, or Alex at golf galaxy across the highway. Your time is sure not to be disrespected by the professionals over there!

I've been shopping at PGATourSuperstore for a long time. This location is horrible. Staff is rude and rarely will talk to you. Tried to use the 90 Day Playability Gurantee and was told you can only use it on one item, once a year. That seems to be a policy made up for this location since the other locations will honor the guarantee on items purchased and you can return them once.

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