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Before the magical trip to Augusta for The Masters, it’s time for one more stop in Texas (for now) as we head to TPC San Antonio for the Valero Texas Open. With the first major of the year next week, many players are taking the week off and preparing, but the winner in San Antonio will punch their ticket to Augusta.

That’s at the forefront for a player like Rickie Fowler, who needs to win in order to make the field at The Masters. But it’s also about getting into great form at the Valero Texas Open as well, which will be the goal for the likes of Tyrrell Hatton, Hideki Matsuyama, Si Woo Kim, Chris Kirk and many others. It should be a fun week with the buzz building for Augusta so let’s dive into everything you need to know for TPC San Antonio with Valero Texas Open tee times, the prize money at stake, how to watch the tournament and more.

The field this week at the Valero Texas Open is headlined by Tyrrell Hatton, Rickie Fowler, Si Woo Kim, past-champion Corey Conners, Davis Riley, Chris Kirk and Hideki Matsuyama. It’s not a designated event and many of the other top players in the world are taking the week off from the PGA Tour to prepare for the first major of 2023 next week.

Since the initial field list, the following players have withdrawn from the field: Stephan Jaeger, Keith Mitchell, Anders Albertson, Robert Streb, Davis Thompson, Brian Gay. Additionally, the following players have now been added to the field: Ricky Barnes, Nicolai Hojgaard, Roberto Diaz, Ryan Gerard, Chandler Phillips, David Carey, Peter Kuest, Austen Truslow, Peter Lansburgh, Satoshi Kodaira, Dylan Wu, Hank Lebioda.

With a relatively light field in terms of stars, the groupings of defending champion J.J. Spaun, Matsuyama, and Fowler, Kirk, Cam Davis, and Tyrrell Hatton, and finally Si Woo Kim, Corey Conners, and Charley Hoffman will likely command Featured Group coverage and plenty of attention.

The Valero Texas Open purse for the 2023 tournament is up over 3% from a year ago and $8.9 million will be handed out at TPC San Antonio this week. The winner’s share of the prie money will be a whopping $1.602 million for coming out on top in this tournament.

Fans can stream the action throughout the week at TPC San Antonio on PGA Tour Live through ESPN+, which is available with a free trial upon signing up for a subscription to the service. Fans can also stream Golf Channel coverage on NBC Sports and the NBC Sports app along with the NBC coverage on NBC Sports and streaming on Peacock as well. Carl Yuan is one of the golfers looking to take home the $8,900,000.00 prize at the the 2023 Valero Texas Open at TPC San Antonio (Oaks) in San Antonio, Texas from March 30 – April 2.

In his 12 tournaments during the past year, Yuan has a best finish of 21st and an average finish of 40th, with no top fives. Keep reading for all the information you need to know about Yuan before he hits the course at the 2023 Valero Texas Open, including how to catch the action live on TV or via live stream.

Carl Yuan at the 2023 Valero Texas Open

• Courses on the PGA Tour have played at an average length of 7,294 yards over the past year. This tournament will take place on a par 72 that clocks in at 7,438 yards, 144 yards longer than average.
• The average course on the PGA Tour over the past year has played to 69.75 strokes per round and a score of -5 compared to par. At TPC San Antonio (Oaks), the scoring average is higher at -2 per tournament.
• The average course Yuan has played over the past year has been 169 yards shorter than the 7,438 yards TPC San Antonio (Oaks) will measure for this event.
• Over the past year, the events he’s played have a scoring average of -6 among finishers, which is lower than the -2 average at this course.