CJ Cup moves to Vegas
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The PGA Tour’s CJ Cup has been switched to Las Vegas from South Korea because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tour said yesterday. The US$9.75-million tournament, which has been staged at Nine Bridges on Jeju Island for the past three years, would now be held at the Shadow Creek course in Las Vegas on October 15-18, it said. Justin Thomas sealed a playoff win over Marc Leishman in the inaugural event and prevailed again last year. Brooks Koepka won in 2018. The CJ Cup is part of the PGA Tour’s three-event Asian swing which also includes the Zozo Championship in Japan and the WGC-HSBC Champions in Shanghai.
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