A former staple on the senior tour, TPC Twin Cities underwent a 2018 renovation that pushed the tees back close to 300 yards and expanded the water hazards to make it playable for a PGA Tour event. The result is a 7,431-yard par 71 that ranks among the lowest-scoring venues on Tour — Kurt Kitayama won at 23-under last summer. The biggest challenge are the penalty areas as there is water in play on 15 of 18 holes. The fairways are wider than tour average and the oversized 6,500-square-foot bentgrass greens are quite receptive. The winning profile has largely consisted of players who have controlled their ball off of the tee and attacked pins from the short grass. Kitayama's title came on the back of nearly 10 strokes gained on approach, and four of the last five champions have finished top-three in par-4 scoring. Target strong ball-strikers with enough control to stay dry, and irons sharp enough to take advantage of their opportunities.
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