“It was the first time in 60 years to bring the men, it’s over 60 years to bring the women. To bring them both in the same year is pretty amazing,” said Manning, as the LPGA’s Black Desert Championship arrives in southern Utah, marking a historic return to the Beehive State after a six-decade absence. The best players in women’s golf are set to tee off at Black Desert Resort, which is making history as the only course hosting annual PGA and LPGA events in the same year.

Local talent, including St. George Pine View High School’s Molli Mulhall and Utah Tech golfer Jane Olsen, competed in the final qualifying rounds, navigating unique desert hazards, including a rattlesnake that caused a brief delay. However, the LPGA professionals were treated to VIP service, including private jets and a luxurious stay at the resort. With 20,000 spectators expected, organizers have made improvements based on lessons learned from the men’s event, focusing on spectator movement around the course. Now that we’ve talked about all that, let’s talk about the maker and breaker of the game: the weather!

The weather forecast is looking promising for the tournament. On Thursday, May 1st, expect a pleasant day with temperatures ranging from 14°C to 28°C and a gentle breeze blowing at 11 km/h from the east. The RealFeel temperature will be around 28°C, while the RealFeel Shade temperature will be slightly cooler at 26°C. These conditions should provide a comfortable environment for golfers, allowing them to focus on their game without extreme temperatures or wind affecting their shots.

On Friday, May 2nd, the weather will be mostly cloudy, with temperatures ranging from 13°C to 30°C. The RealFeel temperature is expected to rise to 33°C, while the RealFeel Shade temperature will be around 29°C. Although the Max UV Index will be high, reaching 8, the cloudy conditions might actually help golfers by providing some shade and potentially softer light, which could aid in their performance.

Overall, the weather conditions for both days seem conducive to a competitive tournament, at least for the first 2 round,s but what about the last two?

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Weather for weekend rounds

The weather forecast for Saturday, May 3rd, indicates a turning point, with conditions becoming cloudy and breezy in the afternoon. Temperatures will range from 13°C to 28°C, with a RealFeel temperature of 30°C and a RealFeel Shade temperature of 26°C. The moderate winds blowing at 11 km/h from the south-southeast may affect golfers’ accuracy, particularly on longer shots. However, the cloudy conditions could provide some relief from the sun. The very high UV index of 9 still requires golfers to take necessary precautions.

On Sunday, May 4th, the weather will be quite different, with intervals of clouds and sunshine and a chance of thunderstorms. The potential for thunderstorms could significantly impact play, causing delays or disruptions. Temperatures will drop to a low of 7°C and a high of 19°C, with a RealFeel temperature of 23°C and a RealFeel Shade temperature of 18°C. The lighter winds blowing at 9 km/h from the northwest may help golfers maintain better control over their shots. So, who do you think will take advantage of this amazing weather and take home the trophy? Let us know in the comment section below!