The PGA Championship, the U.S. Open, and the Masters Tournament are three of the biggest golf events of the next year. Each of these events is a world-class event with an international fan base, but how do they compare? This article compares each event, explaining their differences, and what they mean for golf fans.

Masters Tournament

The Masters Tournament is one of the most prestigious events in golf and is one of the biggest events on the PGA calendar. In 2022, the Masters Tournament will be held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. It will feature the 86th Masters Tournament and will feature one of the largest purses in golf. The winner of the Masters will be awarded the Green Jacket, which is the golfer’s championship jacket.

Founded in 1860, The Masters is considered the oldest tournament in the world. It has produced many high-profile champions over the years. Its purse is set to be $15 million. In addition, the event will feature the first leader board and over-under scoring system in golf. The Masters Tournament is also one of the biggest golf events in the world, broadcast in color and 3D.

Founded by Bobby Jones, The Masters is the most prestigious event in golf. Public travel all over the world to watch it. Bobby Jones established the tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. Today, Scheffler looks like a normal Joe and is one of only three under 30 to win the Green Jacket.

The PGA Championship

The PGA Championship is one of the biggest events in golf. It is the oldest major championship in the world and began in 1860. The tournament has been home to some of the game’s most famous players. In its history, the Masters has been home to many PGA Tour champions and the Masters Championship will be hosted by Southern Hills Country Club.

The PGA Championship is held in the spring every year. It is held in the spring and tees off on Thursday, May 19th. The field will feature 156 golfers. The winner of the Byron Nelson Invitational will earn an extra spot, and the field will be augmented by alternates.

It was originally a fall event, but in the 1930s, it was moved to the summer. The tournament’s format changed to a 72-hole stroke-play tournament. Jack Nicklaus won five times between 1963 and 1980. In 2000, Tiger Woods won for the second time, and he added another title in 2006.

U.S. Open

In 2022, The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts will host the 122nd U.S. Open, one of the biggest golf events of the year. The tournament will be played over the Father’s Day weekend. It is one of the oldest golf clubs in the U.S. and has hosted USGA championships for 18 years. In 1913, Francis Ouimet defeated Ted Ray and Harry Vardon at The Country Club to win the first U.S. Open. The Country Club was also the site of the 2013 U.S. Amateur.

This major will feature famous players. The winning player will earn $2.5 million, while the runner-up will take home $1.2 million. This is a huge prize pool, especially for a tournament that has traditionally been associated with the upper crust. The prize money at US Opens is enough to make most people’s mouth water, so it’s no wonder that the US Open is one of the most anticipated golf events of the year.

The tournament is renowned for its historic significance. In 1891, it was held at Shinnecock Hills Club. It was designed by William Flynn. During the 2022 edition, the course will present a real challenge for the legendary players of golf.