Which PGA Tour event is played at Bay Hill Club and Lodge?

The PGA Tour event played at Bay Hill Club and Lodge is the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Bay Hill, officially Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge, is in Orlando, Florida. The tournament debuted there in 1979 after the Florida Citrus Open moved from Rio Pinar Country Club. Arnold Palmer had taken a lease on Bay Hill in 1970 and bought the property in 1975, making the course closely associated with his legacy.

The event was originally known by several names, including the Bay Hill Citrus Classic and the Bay Hill Invitational, before becoming the Arnold Palmer Invitational in 2007 after Palmer’s death. It is now one of the PGA Tour’s elevated Signature Events.

A common mix-up is confusing Bay Hill with the Memorial Tournament, associated with Jack Nicklaus and Muirfield Village, or with the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. Tiger Woods holds the event record with eight victories, while winners traditionally receive a red cardigan linked to Palmer’s trademark style.