The PGA season will begin to crank up with the Arnold Palmer Invitational serving as a lead-up for next weekend’s Players Championship. The Arnold Palmer Invitational begins Thursday at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Golf Course, located in the Orlando area. With many bettors and PGA fans alike wondering about the Arnold Palmer Invitational weather report, let’s take a dive into what we can expect to see this weekend.
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Arnold Palmer Invitational Weather Report
Per The Weather Channel:
Thursday, March 2
The Arnold Palmer Invitational tees off Thursday with a high of 88 degrees and a low of 64 degrees in what should be a perfect sunny day in Bay Hill, Fla. The winds are expected to remain under 10 mph, with a precipitation chance of just 8%
Friday, March 3
Friday calls for more of the same for the Arnold Palmer Invitational weather report. The high will remain in the upper 80s, with a low of 69 degrees. The winds will stay moderate, with some cloud cover making its way to Bay Hill in the afternoon.
Saturday, March 4
Saturday calls for some slightly different conditions. The high will be 89 degrees, with a low remaining in the 60s, but some wind is expected to become a factor. Per the report, wind gusts could reach into the mid-20s, and the precipitation chance rises to 24%.
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Sunday, March 5
The final round at the Arnold Palmer Invitational calls for some slightly cooler (perhaps refreshing) temps. The high will reach the low 80s with a low coming in at 62%. Winds are expected at 11 MPH, with a precipitation chance of just 14%.
Per DraftKings Sportsbook, Jon Rahm enters the tournament as the favorite (+650). He’s followed by Rory McIlroy (+900), Scottie Scheffler (+1000), Xander Schauffele (+2000), Tony Finau (+2000), Patrick Cantlay (+2000) and Max Homa (+2000).
Last year, it was Scheffler who took home the Arnold Palmer Invitational win, asserting himself among the PGA elite before winning the Masters. Rahm recently secured the world No. 1 golf ranking, but McIlroy could win it back with a victory at Bay Hill.
“There’s a lot of satisfaction that comes when you get to be No. 1 when the other players have been playing great golf as well. Scottie had a great year last year, Rory had a great year last year, and then towards the end of the year I kind of picked up,” Rahm said, per Yahoo Sports. “If you’re going to do it in any way, you want to get to No. 1 by winning.”
Luckily for all the PGA players competing in this weekend’s field, the Arnold Palmer Invitational weather report calls for hot and calm conditions throughout the weekend.
