Valspar Championship 2024: Dates, Tee Times, Location and Field Course/List

Every year, the PGA Tour hosts the Valspar Championship. This professional golf competition is held on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club in Palm Harbour, Florida, which is located north of St. Petersburg. The yearly golf tournament is supposed to take place from March 21–24, 2024, at the same Copperhead Course.

Valspar Championship 2024 Date and Start time

It's back: the Valspar Championship! From March 21–24, 2024, golf enthusiasts will have the pleasure of witnessing some of the best players in the world compete on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club in Palm Harbour, Florida. The Valspar Championship schedule is available here.

Valspar Championship 2024 Field and tee times

The field for the Valspar Championship has been confirmed, has been announced! Here are the list of active players we can except to see tee-ing off!

• Tyson Alexander- USA

• Kevin Aylwin- USA

• Aaron Baddeley- Australia

• Paul Barjon- France

• Erik Barnes- USA

• Daniel Berger- USA

• Christiaan Bezuidenhout- South Africa

• Akshay Bhatia- USA

• Fred Biondi- Brazil

• Alexander Bjork- Sweden

• Zac Blair- USA

• Keegan Bradley- USA

• David Bradshaw

• Joseph Bramlett- USA

• Ryan Brehm- USA

• Jacob Bridgeman-USA

• Hayden Buckley- USA

• Bronson Burgoon- USA

• Sam Burns- USA

• Jorge Campillo- Spain

• Rafael Campos- Puerto Rico

• Ricky Castillo- USA

• Bud Cauley- USA

• Cameron Champ- USA

• Stewart Cink-USA

• Eric Cole-USA

• Parker Coody-USA

• Pierceson Coody-USA

• Austin Cook-USA

• Trace Crowe-USA

• Joel Dahmen-USA

• Thomas Detry-Belgium

• Luke Donald-England

• Kevin Dougherty-USA

• Adrien Dumont de Chassart- Belgium

• Tyler Duncan USA

• Nico Echavarria- Colombia

• Harrison Endycott- Australia

• Tony Finau-USA

• Patrick Fishburn- USA

• Ryan Fox- New Zealand

• Wilson Furr- USA

• Nick Gabrelcik-USA

• Brice Garnett- USA

• Doug Ghim- USA

• Lucas Glover- USA

• Chris Gotterup- USA

• Max Greyserman- USA

• Ben Griffin- USA

• Scott Guschewski- USA

• Chesson Hadley- USA

• Adam Hadwin- Canada

• Blaine Hale, Jr.- USA

• Harry Hall- England

• Nick Hardy- USA

• Brian Harman- USA

• Evan Harmeling- USA

• Garrick Higgo- South Africa

• Joe Highsmith- USA

• Ryo Hisatsune- Japan

• Lee Hodges- USA

• Rico Hoey- USA

• Charley Hoffman- USA

• J.B. Holmes - USA

• Billy Horschel- USA

• Beau Hossler- USA

• Mackenzie Hughes- Canada

• Sungjae Im- South Korea

• Zach Johnson- USA

• Chan Kim- South Korea

• Michael Kim- USA

• S.H. Kim- South Korea

• Kevin Kisner- USA

• Greg Koch- USA

• Ben Kohles- USA

• Matt Kuchar- USA

• Min Woo Lee- Australia

• K.H. Lee- South Korea

• Nicholas Lindheim- USA

• David Lipsky- USA

• Justin Lower- USA

• Robert MacIntyre- Scotland

• Peter Malnati- USA

• Ben Martin- USA

• Ryan McCormick- USA

• Maverick McNealy- USA

• Mac Meissner- USA

• Troy Merritt- USA

• Keith Mitchell- USA

• Francesco Molinari- Italy

• Taylor Montgomery- USA

• Taylor Moore- USA

• Ryan Moore- USA

• Matt NeSmith- USA

• Andrew Novak- USA

• Thorbjorn Olesen- Denmark

• Ryan Palmer- USA

• Taylor Pendrith- Canada

• Raul Pereda- Mexico

• Victor Perez- France

• Chandler Phillips- USA

• Seamus Power- Ireland

• Andrew Putnam- USA

• Aaron Rai- England

• Chad Ramey- USA

• Chez Reavie- USA

• Davis Riley- USA

• Patrick Rodgers- USA

• Kevin Roy- USA

• Sam Ryder-USA

• Xander Schauffele-USA

• Adam Schenk- USA

• Matti Schmid- Germany

• Robby Shelton- USA

• Greyson Sigg- USA

• Ben Silverman- Canada

• Webb Simpson- USA

• David Skinns- England

• Roger Sloan- Canada

• Alex Smalley- USA

• Brandt Snedeker- USA

• J.J. Spaun- USA

• Jordan Spieth- USA

• Hayden Springer- USA

• Scott Stallings- USA

• Jimmy Stanger- USA

• Sam Stevens- USA

• Sepp Straka- Austria

• Kevin Streelman- USA

• Justin Suh- USA

• Adam Svensson- Canada

• Callum Tarren- England

• Ben Taylor- England

• Nick Taylor- Canada

• Josh Teater- USA

• Justin Thomas- USA

• Davis Thompson- USA

• Brendon Todd- USA

• Alejandro Tosti- Argentina

• Kevin Tway- USA

• Sami Valimaki- Finland

• Jhonattan Vegas- Venezuela

• Camilo Villegas- Colombia

• Matt Wallace- England

• Richy Werenski- USA

• Vince Whaley- USA

• Tom Whitney- USA

• Aaron Wise- USA

• Gary Woodland- USA

• Dylan Wu- USA

• Norman Xiong- USA

• Cameron Young- USA

• Carson Young- USA

• Kevin Yu- Taiwan

• Carl Yuan- China

Valspar Championship 2024 Leaderboard

This year's Valspar Champion is Peter Malnati.

On the PGA Tour, this is still the year of the long shot. When the week began, Peter Malnati was a 325-1 outsider to win the Valspar Championship. However, he went on to win the competition, marking his first triumph in nine years. This feat comes just one week after shooting 81 in the Players Championship final round.

Malnati defeated Cameron Young by two strokes and Chandler Phillips and Mackenzie Hughes by three strokes with a final round 4-under 67 at Innisbrook. Malnati hasn't won since the 2015 Sanderson Farms Championship, and this triumph has also earned him an invitation to his first-ever Masters tournament, which takes place next month.

Valspar Championship 2024 Course details

The Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club in Palm Harbour, Florida, north of St. Petersburg, is recognised as the ninth most tough course on the PGA TOUR; come prepared for a tremendous challenge.

Of the four courses at Innisbrook, Copperhead is the most well-known. Being the site of the annual Valspar Championship on the PGA TOUR, it is a favourite among the world's top golfers, both winners and losers. With its rolling terrain and fairways encircled by pine trees, this course is the ideal blend of beauty and difficulty. Look at the wildlife while trying to avoid the lake and pond water hazards. It's a tough challenge for even the longest hitters, at almost 7,200 yards. This is a must-play course at Innisbrook.