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It has become a go-to thought each year when the Players Championship arrives. Anybody can win at TPC Sawgrass' Stadium Course because the track does not favor a certain player's game. Well, it's true. Look at the champions list — everyone from Tiger Woods to Tim Clark, Rory McIlroy to Fred Funk, Justin Thomas to Stephen Ames.
Tiger Woods, who inspired a generation of players with his otherworldly talent, charisma and staggering success, took his place among the game's greats on Wednesday as he was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
After all the drama away from the course over a potential breakaway league, the PGA Tour season truly kicks into action this week with the return of the Players Championship, one of its most esteemed and lucrative events.
Tiger Woods paid tribute to his "two unbelievable parents" after the 15-time major champion was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
The PGA Tour has protected the elite standing of the Players Championship as the richest show on earth by guaranteeing the champion a record $3.6m (£2,746,800) from an overall prize fund of $20m (£15,262,000) available at TPC Sawgrass. When Rory McIlroy collected $2.25m for winning golf's unofficial fifth major in 2019 from a prize fund of £12.5m, the United States Golf Association (USGA) restored financial parity with The Players by matching those lofty figures as US Open winner Gary Woodland triumphed at Pebble Beach.
Tiger Woods introduced his son to the spotlight at the PNC Championship the last two years. Now it's his daughter's turn.
Justin Thomas is under no illusions about the size of his task as he bids to make history in The Players Championship.
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan says a conversation will be required with Phil Mickelson "when he's ready to come back" to golf.