Arnold Palmer Invitational 2022, Bay Hill, Orlando, Florida, 3-6 March
Arnold Palmer Invitational 2022, minus DeChambeau
From PGA TOUR, The First Look, by Adam Stanley:
A field full of the game’s biggest names include two-time FedExCup champion and past Arnold Palmer Invitational winner Rory McIlroy and world No. 1 Jon Rahm.
After announcing he was planning to play at Bay Hill, Bryson DeChambeau withdrew from the event due to injury.
FIELD NOTES: Recent winners who are returning to Bay Hill include Rory McIlroy – a winner already this season – along with Tyrrell Hatton and Marc Leishman … World No. 1 Jon Rahm is set to tee it up … FedExCup leader Hideki Matsuyama is returning to action as he inches closer to his Masters title defense … Scottie Scheffler is back in action. He earned his maiden PGA TOUR victory at the WM Phoenix Open and backed that up with a T7 at The Genesis Invitational … Lee Westwood returns to Bay Hill after a runner-up last season... Read more
COURSE: Bay Hill Club & Lodge, par 72, 7,466 yards. The Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard has been held at Bay Hill every year on TOUR since 1979. The mostly flat layout challenges the TOUR’s best mostly with water that comes into play on many of the holes. The last two years have seen some blustery conditions as well, resulting in tough scoring conditions. Read more
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From PGA TOUR Staff:
Defending champion Bryson DeChambeau has withdrawn from the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard due to injury.
Hip and hand injuries have forced DeChambeau to withdraw from multiple events in 2022. He has not completed 72 holes since the Sentry Tournament of Champions in the first week of January. He last competed on the PGA TOUR at the Farmers Insurance Open, missing the cut while visibly in pain. He also withdrew from The Genesis Invitational before the tournament began. Read more
Australians in the field: Marc Leishman, Adam Scott, Lucas Herbert, Matt Jones, Min Woo Lee, Cam Davis
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