The PGA Tour culminated an action-packed four days at Ponte Vedra Beach, with an unfortunate lip out from Wyndham Clark that cost him his fourth win on the men’s circuit and Scottie Scheffler creating history at the 50th edition of THE PLAYERS Championship through his stunning victory. However, the weather was once again unforgiving, as TPC Sawgrass saw some delays in the gameplay because of the same. Now the Tour has headed towards the last leg of its Florida swing at the Valspar Championship.

The Tour pros will be teeing it off at the Copperhead Course from March 21st to 24th and will be competing for a whopping prize purse of $8.4 million. The course is popular for being one of the hardest tracks encountered all season. It will become harder to hit the ball if the tournament faces similar weather-related challenges that have been plaguing the events on the men’s circuit since the beginning of 2024.

Will the weather be kind to the Valspar Championship? 

The weather forecast for Thursday, March 21st, displays signs of not being peaceful at all; there are 10% chances of 0.33mm rainfall, with the highest temperature of 22°C and the lowest 15°C. It will have a wind speed of 18 km/h.

On the other hand, Friday, the 22nd, is going to be the worst; the weather will not show any mercy over the Valspar championship, and there is a solid possibility of a thunderstorm. With a temperature of 22°C at its highest and 18°C at its lowest, the wind speed will be 41 km/h. The chances of it pouring will be 80%; as per the weather reports, it could be 23.83mm.

It seems like the first two days are going to be furious at Innisbrook Resort. Let’s see if the weather is going to be kind during the rest of the days or not!!

What will the weather be like in the last two days at Copperhead Course?

As per the weather forecast by Golfweather.com, Saturday and Sunday are going to be fortunate. On March 23rd, the players and patrons will get some relief from the bad weather. There will still be situations of cloudy weather, with temperatures at 20°C and 24°C. However, the lowest on both days will remain at 16 degrees. 

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Saturday will face a wind speed of 22 km/h, which will increase again on Sunday at 33 km/h. The possibility of rain is not likely there; as per the weather forecast, it shows 0-0.06mm only. The Copper Head course will have a field of 156 players, including Sam Burns, Xander Schauffele, Jordan Spieth, and Justin Thomas. Who do you think will be lifting the trophy on the Floridian greens?

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