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Final round of PGA Tour Champions Furyk & Friends moved up due to weather

The Furyk & Friends tournament on the PGA Tour Champions saw its final round tee times adjusted ahead of schedule due to worsening weather conditions at the Ocean Course in Florida. Heavy rain threatened to disrupt play, prompting organizers to move up the Friday session to avoid further delays.

The tournament has already seen notable performances, including a strong start from Ryan Armour, who carded a 9-under 63 to take the lead. Meanwhile, Bernhard Langer, now 63 years old, improved his age by three strokes in the second round, showcasing his enduring competitiveness on the course.

The weather disruptions also impacted other major sporting events, including NASCAR activities at Charlotte Motor Speedway, where all on-track practice and qualifying were canceled for an Xfinity race, leaving Carson Kvapil as the pole sitter by rulebook.

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