TPC River Highlands, a popular golf course in Connecticut, is set to undergo changes following player complaints of low scores. The course, which is known for its challenging layout, has been the site of the Travelers Championship since 1984. However, recent player feedback has indicated that the course is not providing the same level of challenge as it once did.
In response to these complaints, the PGA Tour and the Travelers Championship have announced that they will be making changes to the course. These changes are intended to make the course more challenging and to provide a better experience for players.
The changes will include lengthening some of the holes, adding bunkers, and increasing the rough. Additionally, the greens will be re-contoured to make them more difficult to hit. These changes are expected to increase the difficulty of the course and make it more challenging for players.
The changes to TPC River Highlands are part of a larger effort by the PGA Tour and the Travelers Championship to improve the overall experience for players. The Tour has also announced that they will be making changes to other courses in order to make them more challenging and enjoyable for players.
The changes to TPC River Highlands are expected to be completed by the start of the 2021 Travelers Championship. Players can expect a more challenging course that will provide an exciting and enjoyable experience. The changes are sure to make TPC River Highlands an even more popular destination for golfers.
