Weather To me, these look like fairly straightforward Bay Hill conditions that would fall in line with the scoring average we have seen over the last three years. Last year, we saw a brutal day one, followed by an overall scoring average of close to around even par. I would not expect any of the days to be brutal, but even par would surprise me as well. Bay Hill has seen very little rain both during tournament week, but that could be offset with the friendlier wind direction

Scottie rules If Scottie, then no Min Woo Lee/Scott/Bridgeman/Coody/Nicolai H/Ryan G If Scottie, then maximum 1 7K player (would do this if I did not set rule 1) If Scottie, then at least 2 8K players in the lineup If Scottie, then at least 3 6K players in the lineup Saw this get third in a contest we just 2 wks ago; don’t love it as much this wk If Scottie, then at least 1 player that is above average salary I argue if I played Scottie, I would want this level of aggression

Former Winners   2025: Russell Henley (-11) over Collin Morikawa (-10) Winner Odds: Henley (45/1) Scoring Average: +0.43 2024: Scottie Scheffler (-15) over Wyndham Clark (-10) Winner Odds: Scheffler (+650) Scoring Average: +0.37 2023: Kurt Kitayama (-9) over Rory McIlroy, Harris English (-8) Winner Odds: Kitayama (250/1) Scoring Average: +0.61 2022: Scottie Scheffler (-5) over Billy Horschel (-4) Winner Odds: Scheffler (18/1) Scoring Average: +2.04 2021: Bryson DeChambeau (-1

After a disappointing #NotMyHonda, I’m tentatively excited for the fourth signature event of the season, the Arnold Palmer Invitational. The API will receive the signature banner for the second year in a row, and the 72-man field is one of the few signature events that will also feature a cut. Similar to the Genesis Invitational, only the top 50 players and ties will advance to the weekend, which feels fairly nonsensical to me. Regardless, Bay Hill is one of the best tests of