PGA Tour Returns to Utah After 60 Years
PGA Tour Returns to Utah After 60 Years
PGA Tour Returns to Utah After 60 Years
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The inaugural Black Desert Championship marks the return of the PGA Tour to Utah after more than 60 years, coinciding with the opening of the Black Desert Resort designed by the late Tom Weiskopf. The course, set in a unique 600-acre landscape, will also host the LPGA Tour later in the season, making it the only venue to host both tours in the same year. The event features a strong field with nine golfers from Utah, including local favorite Jay Don Blake, who is participating in his 500th career PGA Tour event. The tournament begins Thursday and has a total purse of $7.5 million, with $1.35 million awarded to the champion. Organizers aim to showcase the beauty of Utah and attract local spectators to the event. With tee times fully booked, excitement is high as the new resort and championship course open to the public.

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