2020 Arnold Palmer Invitational Preview

The Florida swing continues as we head to Arnie’s place for the Arnold Palmer Invitational (API). This tournament typically boasts a terrific field and 2020 is no exception. This year there’ll be seven former champs in the field to go along with six recent winners on the PGA Tour. Here’s a look at the tournament:

The Course

Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club and Lodge — Par 72 — 7,454, yards

Defending Champion

Francesco Molinari — 12-under par

Former Champions in the Field

Francesco Molinari (2019), Rory McIlroy (2018), Marc Leishman (2017), Jason Day (2016), Matt Every (2014 & 2015), Vijay Singh (2007), Phil Mickelson (1997)

Who To Watch For

Rory McIlroy — Sits at the top of the world rankings. Has six consecutive top-5 finishes. Won here in 2018.

Patrick Reed — Coming off a win in Mexico. Has one top-10 finish at the API in four career starts. Finished T50 last year.

Bryson Dechambeau — Runner-up to Reed in Mexico. Has three top-10’s in his last four starts worldwide.

Sungjae Im — Coming off his maiden PGA Tour victory. Playing in his eighth tournament in nine weeks.

Hideki Matsuyama — Has back to back top-10 finishes. Would’ve had chances to win both times if he had it all together for 72 holes.

Jason Day — Still looking for his first win since 2018. Withdrew from last year’s tournament on the 7th hole. Won here in 2016.

Justin Rose — Coming off a missed cut at The Honda Classic. Has two missed cuts in his last three starts. Finished T63 here last year.

Xander Schauffele — Making his tournament debut at the API this week. Hasn’t contended much recently, but hasn’t been bad. A T23 has been his worst finish over his last three starts.

Adam Scott — Coming off a T26 in Mexico. Had won his previous two starts. Finished T41 in his last start here in 2018.

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