ORLANDO, Fla. — It wasn’t long ago that an opportunity to play this week in the Arnold Palmer Invitational was a long shot for Roger Sloan, but fortunes can change quickly in the game of golf. Three years after losing his PGA Tour card as a rookie in 2015, the 31-year-old Canadian is working hard to make the most of his second chance. “It separates itself from the standard tournament for sure.”Sloan has been playing the best golf of his PGA Tour career in recent weeks and it continued early Thursday morning. “I was able to hit a good quality shot, so you kinda just take one there,” Sloan said. Hopefully I can keep it going the rest of the week here and have a good week next week.”NO MONEY, NO FEARThe world’s top-ranked amateur in the world Justin Suh is in the field this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and is making the most of it.

Source: National Post March 08, 2019 00:00 UTC