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What Would This PGA Tour Player Do If He Were Commissioner For The Day?

Charley Hoffman fist pumps after an eagle putt

The life of a professional golfer can be a glamorous one, with players flying round the world to some of the most iconic venues and historic golf courses.

However, with such a congested schedule, burning out and injury can be a common factor, an aspect that has forced Xander Schauffele to miss out on the last two events at The American Express and Farmers Insurance Open.

Certainly, for PGA Tour veteran, Charley Hoffman, the scheduling would be the key factor he’d look at if he were “commissioner for the day.”

Hoffman finished 81st in the FedEx Cup standings in 2024, as well as 92nd in the FedEx Cup Fall

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Speaking at the Farmers Insurance Open, an event the 48-year-old is making his 27th appearance in, Hoffman was asked about the tournament and how it fits into the schedule, especially in terms of the PGA Tour’s Signature Events, tournaments that feature $20 million purses.

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