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CJ Cup Byron Nelson extends contract with TPC Craig Ranch through 2030 After last month’s Nelson concluded, phase II of a $22.5 million reinvestment project to overhaul TPC Craig Ranch began.
For casual fans of golf, who dined on Bibigo dumplings and browsed a first-ever PGA Tour showcase of Korean beauty thanks to tournament sponsor CJ Group, Scheffler’s achievement registered. A lucky ...
The owners of TPC Craig Ranch and McKinney city officials announced an extension with the PGA Tour to host the CJ Cup Byron Nelson through at least 2030. Read on to learn more about the deal. 2025 ...
MCKINNEY, Texas — Read this story and more North Texas business news from our content partners at the Dallas Business Journal. The CJ Cup Byron Nelson is extending its contract to stay at TPC ...
It was hard to imagine the CJ Cup Byron Nelson having more momentum than late afternoon of May 4, when world No. 1 and Dallasite Scottie Scheffler completed his eight-shot victory at McKinney’s ...
TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney will host the CJ Cup Byron Nelson for the next five years. Dallas private club company Invited and the PGA Tour announced the partnership after this year’s CJ Cup at ...
Clear message after Scheffler news. Scheffler recorded his first victory of the 2025 PGA Tour at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in May, winning by eight strokes over Erik van Rooyen with a 31-under-par ...
The Travelers Championship is the PGA TOUR’S next stop and the tournament will take place at the TPC River Highlands from June 19 to 22, flaunting a $20 million purse for the signature event.
Scheffler recorded his first victory of the 2025 PGA Tour at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in May, winning by eight strokes over Erik van Rooyen with a 31-under-par 253, tying the PGA Tour’s 72-hole ...
His May run also included victories at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson and the PGA Championship, making him the undisputed triumphant on tour. With his latest win at Muirfield Village, Scheffler added $4 ...
Back in April, Scottie Scheffler made a surprising decision. Fresh off his dominant win at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, where he tied a PGA Tour record with a jaw-dropping 253, the World No. 1 had the ...