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While not offering specifics, CEO Brian Rolapp indicated how different the Tour will look in the coming years; Should we view Akshay Bhatia in a new light after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational?; Bryson DeChambeau seeks to find a form that may not exist.
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BUSINESS
Golf Business Technology Conference: The event returns to Belfast, Northern Ireland, May 5–7, and will focus on sustainability, revenue generation, golf entertainment, operational efficiency and AI-driven club management. Speakers will include Karen Lyttle (director of technology, The R&A), Sarah Stirk (golf commentator, Sky Sports), Simon Elsworth (global head of professional solutions, Syngenta), Gina Rizzi (president, Radius Sports Group), Danny Campbell (general manager, Royal Portrush Golf Club) and Bob Morse (president / COO, Invited Clubs).
COURSES
Long Cove: The lakefront community in Malakoff, Texas, announces The Old Mine Club, an invitation-only private club on the shores of Cedar Creek Lake, and its centerpiece, The Canary — an 18-hole championship course designed by architect Beau Welling that is set to open in 2027. Spanning over 7,400 yards from the back tees, The Canary will boast striking elevation changes, bold contours and water features that come into play on 10 holes.