In true PGA Tour fall swing fashion, we head from the Ryder Cup at Bethpage directly to the Sanderson Farms Championship at the Country Club of Jackson in Mississippi. Historically one of the weaker fields on the main PGA Tour schedule, the Sanderson Farms is an event that lets some of the newer faces on the Tour show out, while the stalwarts are in the middle of their offseason at home. That looks to be the case once again this year, as none of the top 30 and only four of the top 50 in the world golf rankings will make the trip to Jackson.
The Course:
The Country Club of Jackson is a par 72, 7,460-yard layout with four par 5s and four par 3s. It features Bermudagrass greens and fairways, with a Bermuda/zoysia blend for rough, and has hosted the Sanderson for the last 11 years. Though a fairly long course, the Country Club of Jackson lacks much in the way of defense. Despite the weak fields, the last five years at the Sanderson have had scoring averages in the -1.5 range, with winners between 17 and 23 under par. Given a benign weather forecast, and little to speak of in terms of course setup changes, we should expect more of the same in 2025.
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