The PGA Tour Championship announced on Tuesday its 2022 schedule. The calendar of events consists of 28 tournaments, including 25 in the regular season and three playoff events.

There is one new tournament in the lineup, the ClubCorp Classic in Irving, Texas, April 22-24. There are also three international venues, in Morocco, Scotland and Canada.

According to the tour’s release, players will compete for over $62 million in prize money, the most in PGA Tour Champions history. Golf Channel will broadcast every event and three – Senior PGA Championship, The Senior Open and the U.S. Senior Open – will have weekend coverage on NBC Sports.

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Another week another stamp on the passport as the PGA TOUR shifts from the pink sands of Bermuda to the jungles and beaches of the Riviera Maya and Playa del Carmen Mexico. A field of 132 will tee it at El Camaleon Golf Course at Mayakoba for the 15th consecutive year.

Greg Norman's resort course opened for business in 2006 and stretches barely 7,000 yards (7,017) to a par 71. Navigating the lush jungles, avoiding the many canals running through the property and keeping the ball out of the wind are keys to success this week. Sea Isle Paspalum greens and rough will cover the property but neither cut will provide much headache. The greens will run around 11 feet and the rough won't reach two inches.

Hole-outs, clutch putts, incredible approach shots, check out the best eagles on finishing holes en route to players winning PGA TOUR events.

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The Thunderbirds – hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open – announced an earlier start date for the 2022 tournament festivities, as country music sensations Thomas Rhett and Old Dominion will perform live under the lights from the iconic 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale for the first ever “Concert in the Coliseum” on Saturday, Feb. 5, prior to WM Phoenix Open week, which will take place Feb. 7-13.