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Sea Island Showdown: Last Call for PGA Tour Glory as Åberg Returns for RSM Classic Defense

It's time for the PGA Tour's version of a season finale at the 2024 RSM Classic, where accountants and golfers unite for one last dance of the year.

Tournament Details

Where: Sea Island Golf Club, St. Simons Island, Georgia
Purse: $7.6 million (tax season came early)

The Story So Far

Our defending champion Ludvig Åberg is back after taking a knee (literally) for a few months following surgery. Last year, he casually dropped a casual 29-under 253, tying the PGA Tour scoring record and making the rest of the field look like weekend hackers with consecutive 61s to close. Now he's back with a new knee and presumably the same swagger.

Drama in Georgia

This isn't just another golf tournament - it's career judgment day for many players. Think of it as golf's version of a season finale cliffhanger. Wesley Bryan is sitting at No. 125 in the FedExCup standings, probably biting his nails down to the quick. Meanwhile, Daniel Berger and Gary Woodland are among those trying to avoid having to update their LinkedIn profiles with "seeking new opportunities."

The Contenders

• Ludvig Åberg: Leading the odds at +800 (new knee, who dis?)

• Davis Thompson: Local hero at +2200 (knows where all the good restaurants are)

• Brian Harman: Georgia's own (probably has "Georgia On My Mind" as his ringtone)

• Mackenzie Hughes: Former champ who knows his way around both courses blindfolded

Players will split time between the Seaside and Plantation courses for the first two rounds before everyone congregates at Seaside for the weekend - assuming they make the cut, of course. May the odds be ever in their favour.

News You Need to Know

LPGA stars Korda and Thompson endorse Charley Hull's bold proposal to combat slow play: three timing violations would result in loss of Tour card, as five-hour-plus rounds spark heated debate about pace of play.

Sergio Garcia rejoins DP World Tour after paying €1m+ in LIV Golf fines, setting sights on record-equaling 11th Ryder Cup appearance at Bethpage in 2025.

PGA Tour announces major shake-up: Starting 2026, only top 100 players will keep Tour cards, down from 125, marking first reduction in Tour status since 1983 as part of sweeping eligibility changes.

GOLF's 2024 Top 100 Public Courses revealed: California leads with 13 elite venues while 30 states claim spots on prestigious list, showcasing America's finest publicly accessible golf destinations.

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