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THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN (Genesis Open) - CHAMPION The Northern Trust, formerly The Barclays, is a golf tournament on the PGA Tour that rotates between the New York City area and Boston area. Since 2007, it has been played as the first tournament of the playoff system for the FedEx Cup. https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/the-northern-trust.html TPC BOSTON Originally designed by Arnold Palmer and considered an unmatched Massachusetts golf club, TPC Boston’s award-winning golf course was re-designed in 2007 by celebrated golf course architect Gil Hanse, with PGA TOUR player Brad Faxon serving as a consultant. The result is a compelling par-71, 7,261-yard golf course named by Golf Digest the “Best Private Remodel of 2007.” Lush fairways, Bentgrass greens and 64 bunkers create a superb test of golf in Norton’s Great Woods. While challenging enough for the best players in the world during THE NORTHERN TRUST FedExCup playoffs, five sets of tees on each hole make the golf course enjoyable for the everyday club member and golfers of all skill levels. TPC Boston’s 18th green was renovated in 2011 and the new design was unveiled in 2012. The par 5 now has a smaller, elevated green that is protected by a greenside pot bunker. It has proven to be a more challenging finishing hole for PGA TOUR pros. As part of the TPC Network and home to professional golf in Boston, you can be sure that playing conditions at TPC Boston are maintained to PGA TOUR-quality standards year-round. Complementing the golf course is a recently renovated practice facility where members and their guests can hone their skills. The facility features a 70,000 square-foot practice tee, two putting greens, pitching and chipping areas and practice bunkers. In 2015, a state-of-the-art artificial turf line was installed to ensure that Members have the ability to practice during the early season and late season time periods. https://tpc.com/boston/ www.MarkALongstreet.com