PGA Tour events to proceed without fans

As the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic escalated quickly over the last two days, the PGA Tour was forced to react during its flagship event on Thursday.

PGA Tour events to proceed without fans
Thu, 12 Mar, 2020 - 17:03
Scott Michaux

As the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic escalated quickly over the last two days, the PGA Tour was forced to react during its flagship event on Thursday.

“At this point in time, PGA Tour events across all tours will currently proceed as scheduled, but will do so without fans,” said PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan.

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