PGA weather report for the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

  •   Thursday, March 5th: A clean start to the tournament. Morning winds of 6–10 mph climbing to 12–13 mph in the afternoon, with gusts reaching 14–21 mph by the evening. There is only a slight chance of rain at any point in the day.
  •   Friday, March 6th: Similar conditions to Thursday, but with a slightly gustier feel. Morning winds of 7–12 mph building to 12–14 mph in the afternoon. Gusts of 20–22 mph are possible early, settling to around 12–14 mph midday before climbing back to 21–23 mph by the evening. There is just a small chance of rain.
  •   Saturday, March 7th: Consistent winds throughout the day. Morning winds of 7–12 mph, holding steady at 12–13 mph through the afternoon. Gusts of 20 mph are possible in the morning, easing to 12–13 mph midday, then back up to 18–21 mph in the evening. There is only a small chance of rain during the day.
  •   Sunday, March 8th: Morning winds of 7–13 mph climbing to 13–14 mph in the afternoon. Gusts of 20–21 mph early, holding around 14–16 mph midday, then surging back to 21–23 mph by the evening. There is a modest chance of rain at times, though it looks mostly dry overall.
  •   AM/PM Strategy: We're not projecting much of a wave split this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, with the Thursday Late/Friday Early tee times getting a tiny .035 stroke advantage over the first two days of the tournament. The wind for Friday afternoon is on the verge of being impactful, so any increase in wind forecast (into the 15 mph+ range) could give the Late/Early split a bigger edge, but as of Tuesday night, we're not projecting much difference between the two splits.

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