Golf - The Players Championship

This tournament is famous for one hole - the dreaded 17th at The TPC at Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, USA.
A Par 3 island green surrounded by water provides a dramatic focus for what is often regarded as the "fifth major" - but that remains an unofficial title. The primacy of The Open, US Open, Masters and US PGA Championship continues.
Winning The Players earns the most world ranking points outside of the majors, but it is not recognised as being part of the European Tour schedule. 
Originally known as the Tournament Players Championship, it was first played at Atlanta Country Club before moving to the Colonial in 1975 and Inverrary in 1976. In 1977 the event shifted permanently to Ponte Vedra Beach, initially at the Sawgrass Country Club before 1982 saw the historic transfer to the TPC at Sawgrass. The tournament was renamed as The Players Championship in 1988. The Players was staged in late March until it was shifted to May in 2007, to fill the void of the only month in the heart of the year without a stand-out tournament. It returned to its familiar March date from 2019 after the PGA was moved to May.