PGA Tour Weather Report: Jay Monahan’s Prayers Finally Get an Answer Through a Quail Hollow Blessing

The poor weather has been the curse following the PGA Tour since the season’s beginning. Events like RBC Heritage and CJ Cup Byron Nelson were delayed due to inclement weather. Similarly, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am was cut to 54 holes as the weather got worse, and this is how Wyndham Clark won his fourth PGA Tour event.

This time as well, the curse of poor weather has followed at the famed Quail Hollow Club. The opening round of the Wells Fargo Championship was delayed, and the second round was suspended when seven groups were still left to play. Is the bad weather news even shocking for the Tour events? Not so much, but the good weather news is! The weather forecast shows a better fate for Saturday, and it seems that Jay Monahan will have no headache.

Will it rain during the third round of the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship?

The first round of the Wells Fargo Championship was delayed by one hour; the round was scheduled to start at 11 a.m. and was rescheduled to noon. Following suit, the second round was suspended at 5:29 p.m. as dangerous weather followed. But after an hour, at 6:30 p.m., the 21 players left to play their second round continued their game. But on Saturday, things would go smoothly for the players and authorities alike at the Wells Fargo Championship.

Per the weather forecast shared by PGA Tour Communications on X, it would be a dry day with plenty of sun. The Saturday round features a high of 74°F and no clouds till noon. By 1:00 p.m. EST, the clouds will be seen, but there is a 0% chance of precipitation and lighting, with the temperature going as low as 59°F with a light west wind blowing at 5 to 10 mph.

Finally, Jay Monahan’s nightmare of weather constantly disrupting the events had been put to rest. With the moving day expected to pan out on time, the third round would not most expectedly be delayed or stretched on till Sunday.

But will the final round of the Wells Fargo Championship not be affected by the inclement? Or is there a risk of it being played on Monday, just like RBC Heritage was played on the fifth day?

What does the Sunday forecast entail for Jay Monahan? 

The fans have been frustrated with the PGA Tour events not getting a chance to be played or concluded in all their glory due to bad weather. But at the Wells Fargo Championship’s final round, the fans should not be worried about any delays. Per the weather forecast, the temperatures would range between 54°F and 78°F, and it would be a calm day. The wind would be 8 mph from west to north. With patchy clouds, there would be zero chance of precipitation or lightning.

On day two, the players were given preferred lies, but that would not be observed on day three or the final round. The fans can expect an enthralling round of golf, which will crown the winner of the 21st Wells Fargo Championship!