What's up, guys, Rick here with a tournament preview for this week's WGC Workday Championship at the Concession.

This is a new series I want to continue to do to give really a first look at the event and the course for each week.

This is not necessarily going to be DFS or betting oriented.

I just want to lay down what we're going to expect over the course of the next week or so with the field, the course, the tournament, and go from there. And I figured no better

time to start than right now for an event where there is so little information about. So I'm

going to do my best to compile everything in advance of this week's WGC because it's a unique

situation that we have this week. But otherwise, I hope you enjoy.

This event, this WGC event, would have normally been the Mexico Championship.

It would have been played at Chapultepec, but with travel restrictions and COVID,

the logistics of that were just too much.

So the tour moved this event to Bradenton, Florida, to the concession golf club,

which is a private course renowned in the state of Florida.

And we start our Florida swing early.

Now, four straight events in Florida over the course of the next four weeks.

There are plans.

They're going to work towards bringing this back to Mexico, back to Chippoac in 2020.

But for now, we are at the concession golf club.

The course itself, as mentioned, a private club in Florida.

It is a Jack Nicholas design.

In fact, it is actually inspired the name, the concession, inspired by the 1969 Rider Cup when Jack Nicholas conceded

a two-foot put to Tony Jacqueline. That gesture became known as, quote, the concession.

So this is the concession golf club. It is a Jack Nicholas design. There is not an official

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