After clawing through ‘The Bear Trap,’ the world’s best players are greeted by a 556- yard closing par 5 at PGA National. While bunkers protect the left side of the fairway, the numbers say taking on that line is worth the risk.
A drive into the left fairway or intermediate rough has led to players going for this green in two nearly 70 percent of the time over the past decade.
At the end of the regular season, the most consistent player across each tour, with the lowest average score under par, on the Aon Risk Reward Challenge holes captures the $1 million prize.
Aon is committed to a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture where everyone can thrive, ensuring delivery of the best innovative solutions for clients. As such, providing equal prize money to both the PGA and LPGA Tours aligns with Aon’s core values and brand.
Aon’s Risk Reward Challenge Scoring
One hole is selected at each tournament as the designated Aon Risk Reward Challenge hole for the week (hole is strategically challenging in nature) For every participating event, a player’s best two scores on the designated hole counts towards the season-long leaderboard The player with lowest average score under par across the regular season wins the Aon Risk Reward Challenge.
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