Golf is one sport that has lasted for many, many years. From players during the reign of Caesar in golf’s earliest stages to players like Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy of today. Golf has endured the test of time and has come through as an important sport in each part of the globe. There are 4 'majors', with three held in the USA, and one in the UK. Only the Mextickets in Augusta in the state of Georgia have been held on the same course since 1934. The other three majors are played on alternating courts: US Open Championship (USA), Open Championship (GB) and PGA Championship (USA).

The 2023 golf season has been filled with emotions and surprises. The emergence of the LIV Golf tour has caused a great stir in the golf community. The most outstanding players are debating between staying on the PGA Tour or following the economic appeal and joining the newly created golf tour.

In the last Majors, we have seen how new stars like Scottie Scheffler, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Will Zalatoris and Cameron Smith have taken over from the established stars, proving their worth on the field. But, will they be able to take golf to the next level?

In addition, the season has been marked by important events such as the Fortinet Championship at the Silverado Resort and Spa (North Course) with a prize pool of $8.4M. The upcoming season of the Mexico Junior Golf Tour is also highlighted, which promises to be exciting.

On the other hand, the PGA Championship 2023, the second major of the golf season, will start on Thursday, May 18, at the Oak Hill Country Club in New York. This tournament always generates expectation and this year will not be an exception.

In summary, the 2023 golf season is full of excitement and changes. Golf fans are eager to see how events unfold and who will be the new champions.