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2026 Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches betting and fantasy golf preview with key stats, PGA National Resort (The Champion) course breakdown, field analysis, and TV times for this week’s PGA Tour event.
The PGA TOUR heads to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, this week for the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches, marking the start of the Florida Swing. Each of the next four events will take place in the Sunshine State.
The Cognizant Classic features a 123-player field with a cut after 36 holes, unlike the past two tournaments, which were Signature Events. While the field is not as strong as those previous stops, it creates plenty of opportunity on the betting side, especially if the longshot trend continues. Two of the last four winners here opened at pre-tournament odds of 100 to 1 or longer, proving this event can reward bettors willing to take a shot down the board.
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Tournament Information
- Dates: February 26th – March 1st, 2026
- Location: Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
- Course: PGA National Resort (The Champion Course)
- Course Type: Florida
- Par: 71 (4x 3’s / 11x 4’s / 3x 5’s)
- Length: 7,223 yards
- Format: 72-hole stroke play
- Greens: TifEagle bermudagrass .110”
- Fairways: Perennial ryegrass overseed .350”
- Rough: Perennial ryegrass overseed 3” (up from 2.5” last year)
- Bunkers: 60
- Water Hazard(s): - (In-Play on 15 Holes)
- Average Green Size: 7,000 sq. ft.
- Stimpmeter: 12.0 ft.
- Purse/ Winner: $9,600,000 /$1,728,000
- FedEx Cup Points: 500
- Field: 123 Players
- Cut: Top 65 and Ties - 36 Holes
- Playoff Format: Sudden Death – 18, 17, 17 repeated
- Course Scoring Average:
- 2025: 69.26 (-1.74), Rank 36 of 50
- 2024: 70.10 (-0.90), Rank 20 of 51
- 2023: 70.36 (+0.36), Rank 13 of 49
- Historic Cut Line:
- 2025: -5
- 2024: -2
- 2023: +1
Course Information
Course Architect:
Comparable Courses:
- Bay Hill Club & Lodge – Arnold Palmer Invitational – RESULTS
- Florida Course, Bermudagrass Greens, Water in play on the majority of holes, Approach play is key
- Waialae Country Club – Sony Open – RESULTS
- Wind Exposed, Bermudagrass Greens, Approach play is key, Leadboard cross over
- Concession Golf Club – 2021 WGC-Workday Championship – RESULTS
- Florida Course, Nicklaus Designed, Bermudagrass Greens, Water in play on the majority of holes, Approach play is key
Comparable Location (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida):
- Bay Hill Club & Lodge – Orlando, Florida – Arnold Palmer Invitational
- TPC Sawgrass – Ponte Verda Beach, Florida – THE PLAYERS Championship
- Innisbrook Resort – Palm Harbor, Florida – Valspar Championship
Designer Link (Tom and George Fazio Design):
- Corales Golf Course – Tom Fazio Design (2010) – Corales Puntacana Championship
Designer Link (Jack Nicklaus Renovation):
- Muirfield Village Golf Club – Jack Nicklaus Renovation (2020) – the Memorial Tournament
Comparable Yardage (7,223 Yards):
Comparable Greens (TifEagle bermudagrass .110”):
Comparable Average Green Size (7,000 sq. ft.):
TV Information (all times ET)
Course/Tournament History
The Florida Swing begins with the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches, an event that dates back to 1972 when it debuted as the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic. The tournament was co-sponsored by National Airlines through 1981 before American Motors Corporation assumed title sponsorship. In 1982, Honda became the title sponsor and remained attached to the event for more than four decades. That run ended in 2023 when Cognizant, a global IT services company, took over, ushering in the current name, the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches.
Since 2007, the tournament has been permanently hosted at PGA National Resort, which features six courses. The Champion Course serves as the tournament venue. Originally designed by Tom Fazio and George Fazio in 1981, the layout has undergone several renovations led by Jack Nicklaus and his design team.
Significant updates were completed in 2014, including modifications to the par 4 14th hole and expansions to the greens on holes 1, 9, 15, and 17. In 2019, palmetto palms were removed from the ninth hole to create clearer approach angles. Additional adjustments followed in 2022, with bunkers removed from holes 13 and 16 and reductions made to the bunkering on 17 and 18.
Following the 2023 tournament, the course par was increased from 70 to 71 after the 10th hole was converted from a par 4 to a par 5. In May 2023, fairway lines were expanded to mirror the 2012 and 2013 grassing patterns, adding approximately one acre of fairway.
Last year, the course implemented its first overseeding of fairways and tees since 2014. In prior years, only the rough had been overseeded. The underlying turf throughout the property remains Bermudagrass. Additionally, fairway lines were narrowed in July 2024, reducing roughly four acres of fairway and approach turf.
Ahead of this year's tournament, the second tee was stretched by 20 yards, and a new tee was added on the 18th hole, extending it by 30 yards.
Previous Tournament Venues:
| Duration | Course | Location |
| 2007-Present | PGA National Resort and Spa (Champion Course) |
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida |
| 2003–2006 | Country Club at Mirasol | Palm Beach Gardens, Florida |
| 1997–2002 | TPC at Heron Bay | Coral Springs, Florida |
| 1996 | TPC Eagle Trace | Coral Springs, Florida |
| 1992–1995 | Weston Hills Golf and C.C. | Weston, Florida |
| 1984–1991 | TPC Eagle Trace | Coral Springs, Florida |
| 1972–1975, 1977-1983 | Inverrary Country Club (East Course) | Lauderhill, Florida |
Previous Tournament Names:
| Duration | Tournament Name |
| 2024-Present | Cognizant Classic |
| 2002-2023 | The Honda Classic |
| 1984-2001 | Honda Classic |
| 1982-1983 | Honda Inverrary Classic |
| 1981 | American Motors Inverrary Classic |
| 1974-1975, 1977-1980 | Jackie Gleason-Inverrary Classic |
| 1973 | Jackie Gleason Inverrary-National Airlines Classic |
| 1972 | Jackie Gleason’s Inverrary Classic |
Tournament Records:
- 72-Hole Record (Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches):
- 264, Justin Leonard (2003 at Mirasol)
- 18-Hole Record (Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches):
- 59, Jake Knapp (first round, 2025)
- Largest Margin of Victory (Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches):
- 5 Strokes – Jack Nicklaus (1978), Camilo Villegas (2010), Matt Jones (2021)
- Most Wins at Event:
- 2 – Pádraig Harrington (2005,2015), Mark Calcavecchia (1987,1998), Johnny Miller (1980, 1983), Jack Nicklaus (1977, 1978)
Course Records:
- 18-Hole Record (PGA National Resort (The Champion Course)):
- 265, Joe Highsmith (2025)
- 18-Hole Record (PGA National Resort (The Champion Course)):
- 59, Jake Knapp (first round, 2025)
Course Guide/ Scorecard
PGA National consistently ranks as one of the most demanding tests on the PGA TOUR. While it does not overwhelm players with length, it more than makes up for that with precision demands and penalty areas that punish even slight mistakes.
The course’s primary defense is water. Hazards come into play on 15 of the 18 holes, creating constant pressure from the opening tee shot to the final putt. Even though the layout is relatively short by modern standards, the presence of water often forces players to club down off the tee or lay back on approach shots to avoid disaster. It is a strategic test more than a power test.
Wind is another major factor. With the course exposed and typical Florida gusts in play, club selection becomes critical, especially on approach shots. Crosswinds and swirling breezes can quickly turn a comfortable mid-iron into a guessing game, and misjudgments are often penalized immediately.
The closing stretch, famously known as the Bear Trap, will once again command attention this week. Holes 15, 16, and 17 form one of the most difficult three-hole stretches on TOUR.
Notable Par 3s
The four par 3’s range from 175 to 226 yards. In 2025, No. 17 was the only par 3 to have a scoring average under par.
Hole 15 | Par 3 | 179 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 3.149 (Difficulty Rank 2)
This is the start of the ‘Bear Trap,’ and while it’s not the longest of the Par 3’s on the course, it is the toughest, playing 0.149 strokes over par last year. Players will try to hit an iron into a diagonal green that slopes towards the water on the right. A bunker protects the back of the green, which has proven to be a challenge in the past, given the limited landing area.
Notable Par 4s
There are 11 par 4s on The Champion Course at PGA National, with the majority of those holes ranging between 400 and 450 yards. In terms of scoring average, the toughest par 4 on the course last year was No. 6. Hole No. 2 has been stretched to 484 yards this year, up 20 yards from the last edition.
Hole 6 | Par 4 | 479 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.259 (Difficulty Rank 1)
This is a long par-4 playing 479 yards that is normally a par-5 for members. Last year, this was the toughest par-4 on the course, playing 0.259 strokes over par. Off the tee, it’s extremely narrow with water to the left and fairway bunkers on the right. From there, players will try to hit a shot into a small green that, you guessed it, is surrounded by more water and bunkers. The green is a three-tiered green, which can leave some difficult putts depending on the pin location for the day.
Hole 16 | Par 4 | 479 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.083 (Difficulty Rank 6)
Off the tee, players must carry water that runs down the right side while avoiding bunkers positioned along the left. The landing area feels tight, especially with the wind often swirling through this exposed stretch. Players are typically left with a mid to long iron into a small, firm green that sits dangerously close to the water. The putting surface offers little margin for error, and anything slightly offline can find the hazard or leave a difficult recovery. Wind plays a major role in club selection, and misjudging it has unraveled many scorecards over the years.
Notable Par 5s
There are three par 5s on the course: No. 3, No. 10, and No. 18. All of these holes had a scoring average under par in 2025. Hole No. 3 was the easiest hole on the course last year, with a scoring average of 0.606 below par.
Hole 18 | Par 5 | 592 Yards | 2025 Stroke Average: 4.491 (Difficulty Rank 16)
It’s a double dogleg par 5 that first goes left and then right. Off the tee, players will have water and bunkers along both sides. From there, it gets a little more difficult as they have to weigh the risk vs reward for their second shot. The green is nestled between numerous bunkers and water, which can come into play if they flair one out left.
Featured/ Signature Hole(s): 15-17 (Bear Trap)
Key Statistics
As the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches returns to PGA National Resort (The Champion Course), understanding how this course compares to PGA Tour averages can help identify which players are best suited for success. Here’s how PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) stacks up statistically:
| Statistics | PGA Tour Average | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) |
| Driving Distance (Yards) | 291.9 | 281.4 |
| Driving Accuracy | 60.5% | 60.0% |
| GIR Percentage | 66.1% | 65.9% |
| Avg GIR Prox to Hole (Feet) | 37.2 | 36.4 |
| Scrambling Percentage | 58.9% | 56.3% |
| 3 Putt Avoidance Percentage | 2.83% | 2.75% |
Strokes Gained: Off the Tee
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The Champion Course demands accuracy and intelligent placement. Water hazards come into play on 15 holes, including the infamous Bear Trap stretch. Players who consistently find fairways and avoid penalty areas will gain a significant edge. This is a course where discipline off the tee outweighs aggression.
Strokes Gained: Approach
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Approach play is critical at PGA National. The greens are Bermudagrass and are well protected by water and bunkers. Many approach shots fall in the 150 to 200 yard range, putting emphasis on strong mid to long iron play. Players who consistently hit quality approaches and control distance will generate the limited birdie opportunities this course allows.
Strokes Gained: Around the Green
- Greens in Regulation percentages are typically below TOUR average at PGA National. With shaved runoff areas and water lurking, scrambling becomes a necessity. Players who can get up and down consistently will separate themselves on a layout that punishes missed greens.
Strokes Gained: Putting (Bermuda)
- The greens at PGA National are Bermudagrass and can become firm and grainy, especially in windy afternoon conditions. Comfort putting on Southeastern Bermuda surfaces is a major advantage.
Strokes Gained: Total (High Water Danger)
- With water hazards in play on most holes, this becomes one of the most penal venues on TOUR. Players who excel in difficult scoring environments and avoid penalty strokes tend to rise to the top.
Par 4 Scoring: 400-450 Yards
- The majority of par 4s at PGA National fall between 400 and 450 yards. These holes demand precise driving followed by sharp mid-iron approaches into sloped greens. Strong par 4 scoring in this range is one of the clearest statistical indicators of success at the Cognizant Classic.
Par 5 Scoring: 550-600 Yards
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Two of the three par 5s measure between 550 and 600 yards. They are reachable for longer hitters but still demand thoughtful decision-making due to water hazards. Players who capitalize on these limited scoring chances gain valuable ground in a tournament that historically plays difficult.
Birdie or Better Percentage
- Scoring has shifted slightly in recent years. The winning scores were 19 under in 2025 and 17 under in 2024, compared to 14 under, 10 under, 12 under, and six under in previous editions. While still demanding, recent setups have allowed slightly more scoring.
Bogey Avoidance
- PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) is not a birdie fest. With thick, rough, penal bunkering and demanding green complexes, mistakes can quickly compound. Players who limit bogeys and avoid big numbers, particularly on the difficult closing stretch, tend to rise up the leaderboard.
Proximity Gained: 150-200 Yards
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A high percentage of approach shots come from 150 to 200 yards. Players who excel from this range can create more birdie looks and avoid the big numbers that lurk around PGA National.
Comparable Courses and Event History
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Course history at PGA National carries weight. No player making their tournament debut has won here since 2008. The layout rewards accuracy, strong iron play, patience, and comfort in windy Florida conditions. Players who perform well at other demanding, water-heavy Florida venues often translate that form successfully to the Cognizant Classic.
The Field
The 2026 Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches features a full field of 123 players, though many of the world’s top-ranked golfers are not teeing it up this week. The field is headlined by Ryan Gerard (World No. 26), Shane Lowry (World No. 31), and Aaron Rai (World No. 32). The past three champions are also returning, including Joe Highsmith (2025), Austin Eckroat (2024), and Chris Kirk (2023).
Basis of qualification for each entrant this week:
- Tournament Winner in the Past Two Seasons.
- Winner - PGA/U.S. Open Championship.
- Leading 10 players (not otherwise exempt) on DP World Tour
- Top 70 on Prior Year's FedExCup Points List
- Top 100 on prior season FedExCup Fall Points List
- Top 20 Prior Season Korn Ferry Tour Points List
- Top 5 from PGA TOUR Q-School
- 111-125 prior season FedExCup Fall Points List
- PGA TOUR University
- PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year.
- Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted.
- Career Money Exemption.
- Major Medical Extension.
- Top 100 (Medical)
- Top Finishers from Korn Ferry Tour Medical.
- Open Qualifying.
Previous Winners in the Field (Event):
- Joe Highsmith – 2025
- Austin Eckroat– 2024
- Chris Kirk – 2023
- Keith Mitchell – 2019
- Adam Scott – 2016
- Camilo Villegas – 2010
- Matt Kuchar – 2002
Debutants in the Field:
- A.J. Ewart, Adrien Saddier, Blades Brown, Chandler Blanchet, Christo Lamprecht, Daniel Brown, Danny Walker, David Ford, Davis Chatfield, Gordon Sargent, Hayden Springer, Jeffrey Kang, John Parry, John VanDerLaan, Johnny Keefer, Jordan L Smith, Keita Nakajima, Kensei Hirata, Kristoffer Reitan, Li Haotong, Michael Brennan, Neal Shipley, Pontus Nyholm, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, Sudarshan Yellamaraju, Takumi Kanaya, Will Zalatoris, Zachary Bauchou
Exemptions:
- Blades Brown: Sponsors Exemptions - Unrestricted
- Adam Hadwin: Sponsors Exemptions - Unrestricted
- Harry Higgs: Sponsors Exemptions - Unrestricted
- Camilo Villegas: Sponsors Exemptions - Unrestricted
Notable Withdraws/ Changes:
- Daniel Berger IN
- Michael Kim WD
- Taylor Pendrith WD / Sam Ryder IN
- Adam Hadwin IN (sponsor exemption)
- Ben Griffin WD / Jackson Suber IN
- Jacob Bridgeman WD / Lanto Griffin IN
- Patrick Rodgers WD / Brandt Snedeker IN
- Harry Higgs IN (sponsor exemption)
- Frankie Capan III IN
- Carson Young IN
The Odds
Here’s a breakdown of the top players in the field for this year’s Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches at PGA National Resort (The Champion Course), ranked by current betting odds (via DraftKings). The table below details each player’s five most recent finishes on the PGA Tour and their last result at the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches. My top plays of the week are included in the TeeOffSports VIP+ PGA Premium package.
| Golfer | Odds | Last 5 Finishes on the PGA TOUR/ DPWT* (Recent -> Past) |
Last 5 Finishes at the Cognizant Classic (Recent -> Past) |
| Shane Lowry | +1950 | T24-T8-T26*-T3*-T11* | T11-T4-T5-2-T36 |
| Ryan Gerard | +1950 | T28-T45-T11-T2-2 | T25-T4 |
| Rasmus Hojgaard | +2200 | T24-T30-T44-7*-T23* | MC |
| Nicolai Hojgaard | +2400 | T3-T22-T4*-T52*-T11* | T18-MC |
| Michael Thorbjornsen | +2600 | T78-T3-T18-MC-T7 | T39 |
| Keith Mitchell | +2600 | T52-T41-T11-T44-T66 | T42-T9-T9-T53-MC |
| Brooks Koepka | +2800 | MC-T56-T15*-4*-MC* | T16-MC-T2-MC-T26 |
| Daniel Berger | +3300 | MC-T75-T16-T56-T6 | T25-MC-4-T4-T36 |
| Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen | +3400 | T41-T49-T45*-19*-WON* | - |
| Davis Thompson | +3400 | T64-T43-MC-T25-MC | MC-T47 |
Recent Horses for Courses
| Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches | Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | |
| Golfer | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 |
| Shane Lowry | T11 | T4 | T5 | 2 | T36 |
| Chris Kirk | T56 | T28 | WON | T7 | T25 |
| Sam Ryder | T48 | T21 | - | T9 | T8 |
| Billy Horschel | T25 | T9 | T42 | T16 | - |
| Beau Hossler | T32 | T28 | - | T16 | T60 |
| Keith Mitchell | T42 | T9 | - | T9 | T53 |
| Ryan Gerard | T25 | - | 4 | - | - |
| Chan Kim | T32 | T28 | - | - | - |
Recent Donkeys for Courses
| Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches | Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | |
| Golfer | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 |
| Hank Lebioda | - | - | MC | MC | MC |
| Patton Kizzire | MC | MC | - | - | MC |
| Harry Higgs | MC | - | MC | MC | T19 |
| Brandt Snedeker | MC | MC | - | - | - |
| Thorbjorn Olesen | MC | MC | - | - | - |
| Rafael Campos | MC | - | - | - | MC |
| Justin Lower | MC | MC | - | T64 | - |
| Matt Kuchar | T56 | MC | MC | - | - |
Previous Winners' Scores, Prices, and Strokes Gained (Rank at Tournament)
- 2025: Joe Highsmith (-19)
- Price: 125-1
| SG: Off the Tee | SG: Tee to Green | SG: Approach | SG: Around the Green | SG: Putting |
| 11th | 9th | 23rd | 28th | 7th |
- 2024: Austin Eckroat (-23)
- Price: 50-1
| SG: Off the Tee | SG: Tee to Green | SG: Approach | SG: Around the Green | SG: Putting |
| 4th | 2nd | 5th | 45th | 15th |
- 2023: Chris Kirk (-14)
- Price: 25-1
| SG: Off the Tee | SG: Tee to Green | SG: Approach | SG: Around the Green | SG: Putting |
| 15th | 5th | 8th | 37th | 9th |
- 2022: Sepp Straka (-10)
- Price: 125-1
| SG: Off the Tee | SG: Tee to Green | SG: Approach | SG: Around the Green | SG: Putting |
| 1st | 4th | 20th | 31st | 4th |
- 2021: Matt Jones (-12)
- Price: 80-1
| SG: Off the Tee | SG: Tee to Green | SG: Approach | SG: Around the Green | SG: Putting |
| 10th | 4th | 7th | 2nd | 25th |
Previous Winners Incoming Form (Last 5 Starts)
- 2025: Joe Highsmith
- T17 – Mexico Open (PGA)
- MC – WM Phoenix Open (PGA)
- MC – Farmers Insurance Open (PGA)
- T66 – The American Express (PGA)
- MC – Sony Open in Hawaii (PGA)
- 2024: Austin Eckroat
- T38 – Mexico Open (PGA)
- MC – WM Phoenix Open (PGA)
- T37 – Farmers Insurance Open (PGA)
- T25 – The American Express (PGA)
- T42 – Sony Open in Hawaii (PGA)
- 2023: Chris Kirk
- MC – WM Phoenix Open (PGA)
- T3 – The American Express (PGA)
- 3 – Sony Open in Hawaii (PGA)
- MC – The RSM Classic (PGA)
- T64 – World Wide Technology Championship (PGA)
- 2022: Sepp Straka
- T15 – The Genesis Invitational (PGA)
- 66 – WM Phoenix Open (PGA)
- T16 – Farmers Insurance Open (PGA)
- T49 – The American Express (PGA)
- T42 – Sony Open in Hawaii (PGA)
- 2021: Matt Jones
- T55 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)
- MC – Arnold Palmer Invitational (PGA)
- T8 – The Genesis Invitational (PGA)
- T34 – AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (PGA)
- T30 – Waste Management Phoenix Open (PGA)
Previous Winners' Finishes at Event
2025: Joe Highsmith
| Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) |
| 2024 |
| MC |
2024: Austin Eckroat
| The Honda Classic |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) |
| 2023 |
| MC |
2023: Chris Kirk
| The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) |
| 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 |
| T7 | T25 | MC | MC | T33 | MC | MC | T12 | T51 | T56 | T29 |
2022: Sepp Straka
| The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) |
| 2021 | 2020 | 2019 |
| T33 | T27 | MC |
2021: Matt Jones
| The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic | The Honda Classic |
| PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) | PGA National Resort (The Champion Course) |
| 2020 | 2019 | 2016 | 2014 | 2013 | 2010 | 2008 |
| T47 | T36 | MC | MC | T18 | T40 | T4 |
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