It was strange and normal all at the same time. The PGA Tour made its return from a three-month layoff at the Charles Schwab Challenge, with the resounding sentiment of “Golf is back."
As the majority of professional sports continue to sit idle, 148 players teed it up at Colonial Country Club, in Fort Worth, Texas. The tournament steeped in history did not generate the traditional Sunday roars, with no fans on site, but it did produce more than its fair share of drama. A loaded field, which resembled that of a major championship, translated into a star-studded leaderboard and a worthy champion, who was fittingly crowned after a sudden death playoff.