PGA Comp???
I thought the first half PGA comp was complete. But today I saw a lot of buys and I still have $70+ million in my PGA-only portfolio. So I made some quick buys, but I don't want to invest much time in this if the competition is already over.
Can somebody clarify? --Prone |
Season has not reached the halfway point
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I thought the PGA season started in September or October. And I thought we typically used the MASTERS tourney as the halfway point at Jocks$tocks.
Am I wrong? |
The entire schedule has changed......the Masters has not even been played yet. The halfway point now is sometime next month or the end of June.
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I'll reset the comp whenever you guys think...I didn't, honestly, look at the new schedule to make any determination.
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Well, whatever you decide is OK, but please let me know the date so I can know how much effort to put into this comp as we close it out. Rich is a fierce competitor and can quickly gain ground if I become complacent.
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I'm assuming the logical would be to have around the same tournaments in both halves of the season's competition...wherever that falls (and this year meaning likely not tied to a major) |
It appears that there have been 26 tournaments this season so far (last September to Mar 5th when COVID struck). That's around the halfway point, usually when the Masters is played.
According to the PGA Tour schedule, there are only 14 more tournaments scheduled for this season (through Sep 2020), or 30 if you count through the end of the calendar year in December. So, we are either past the halfway point or fairly close to the halfway point depending on whether you want the 2nd half comp to run the PGA season or the calendar year. Please let me know what you decide. One or two more tourneys is the maximum I think we can justify before moving on to the 2nd half. - Prone |
End the comp with this tournament. Easy...............
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