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The 2023 PGA Tour continues with the Genesis Invitational, which begins Thursday. The event will take place at the Riviera Country Club, a par-71 course in Pacific Palisades, California. Because the Genesis Invitational is an elevated event, the purse is $20 million. It's the second consecutive elevated golf tournament on the PGA Tour following the WM Phoenix Open last week.
At last year’s Genesis Invitational, Collin Morikawa led the best of the rest as the field tried to catch eventual winner, Joaquin Niemann, who went wire-to-wire to pick up his second PGA Tour victory at The Riviera Country Club. However, it was Morikawa’s short game magic on Sunday that provided the final round fireworks and ahead of this year’s event he has spoken exclusively to Eurosport about his short game brilliance. Ad Morikawa shot an impressive six-under-par 65 in the final round but a bogey on the par-4 3rd was far from ideal as he was eight shots back of Neimann, who has since defected to LIV Golf.
Rory McIlroy can return to world number one at the earliest possible opportunity with victory in this week's Genesis Invitational.
Tiger Woods was in typically bullish mood ahead of his return to competition as he targets a record 83rd PGA Tour title in the Genesis Invitational.
Tiger Woods may be making his competitive comeback after seven months out, but he was explicit in his target at this week’s Genesis Invitational – he’s there to win.
LOS ANGELES: Tiger Woods feels good enough to play at Riviera, his first tournament with a cut and without a cart since the British Open last July. He already is looking ahead to the Masters. And yes, he thinks he can win.
PALISADES, Calif. — Tiger Woods said he's still having problems with his right ankle and dealing with plantar fasciitis in his right foot but insists he wouldn't be playing in this week's Genesis Invitational if he didn't think he could contend or even win.
Tiger Woods was in typically bullish mood ahead of his return to competition as he targets a record 83rd PGA Tour title in the Genesis Invitational.