PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — This week marks the 100th playing of what over the years has been known as the Los Angeles Open, which has always been played in the early-season winter months going back to its inception in 1926.
But the PGA Tour schedule that has mostly seen the same West Coast events for decades is in the throes of change, and Tiger Woods—the tournament host at the Genesis Invitational—admitted that the longtime event at Riviera Country Club could be moved to another month.
