GOLF | After differing twice in three years, the PGA Tour membership and the Golf Writers Association of America are in agreement this year on the top player of 2022.
the PGA Tour Champions player of the year. Ko won three times, was LPGA's player of the year and won the scoring title and Alker won four times, plus the Schwab Cup.
However, there is still a huge gap between the two. The Korn Ferry Tour opens on Sunday with the Bahamas Greater Exuma Classic and the Epson Tour gets its start March 3-5 with the Florida Natural Charity Classic in Winter Haven. The Epson Tour is offering nearly $5 million in prize money this year. Compared to the Korn Ferry Tour it's not much but the most in its 43-year history. And a decade ago, it had 15 tournaments and $1.6 million in prize money.
"I did it in 2015," Spieth said earlier this week at the Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, the site of this week's Sony Open."It was the Seahawks-Patriots, and [his caddie][Marshawn] Lynchguy, him being an Under Armour guy, and so I was on the good end and Michael was not."
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