April in Review: A Month ThatReminded Us Why We LoveGolf

After highlighting the must-watch events in our Golf Dates for Your 2026 Calendar: April Highlights, April delivered exactly what we hoped for — drama, storylines, and moments that remind us why we love this game. Here’s how the month unfolded.

A Strong Start in Texas

April teed off with the Valero Texas Open, where J.J. Spaun claimed the title in impressive fashion. Holding their nerve when it mattered most, they delivered a composed final round that showcased both precision and confidence — exactly the kind of performance needed heading into a major week. It wasn’t just a win, it was a statement of intent at the perfect time.

The Masters Delivered the Magic

Then came the moment everyone had been waiting for — The Masters. This year’s winner and back-to-back champion for the second year running, Rory McIlroy rose to the occasion on golf’s biggest April stage. With a mix of clutch putting and fearless shot-making, they handled the pressure of Sunday at Augusta brilliantly. Whether it was a defining moment on the back nine or a steady, unshakable round, it was the kind of victory that cements a player’s place in the game — and gives fans a moment they won’t forget anytime soon.

A Major Moment in the Women’s Game

April isn’t just about the men’s calendar. The Chevron Championship, the first major of the women’s season, delivered a standout moment of its own. Nelly Korda claimed the title with a performance that underlined exactly why she’s one of the most dominant players in the game right now. Calm under pressure and clinical when it counted, she set the tone for the women’s major season in style and gave fans yet another reason to keep a close eye on the LPGA Tour this year.

A Change of Pace at the RBC Heritage

Straight after the intensity of Augusta, the RBC Heritage offered a different kind of test — and Matt Fitzpatrick mastered it. Adapting perfectly to the more relaxed but still competitive setting, they played with rhythm and control, taking advantage of opportunities and staying patient throughout. It was a win built on consistency and smart course management — a reminder that not all victories need fireworks to be impressive.

Team Spirit Shines in New Orleans 

The month wrapped up with the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, where brothers Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick combined to take the title. Their partnership proved to be the perfect balance - feeding off each other’s energy, making key plays at crucial moments, and thriving in the unique team format. It was a victory that highlighted what makes this event so special: golf is even better when it’s shared.

More Than Just Tournaments

While the professionals gave us unforgettable moments, April is never just about what happens on tour. It’s the month where golf comes back to life. Courses get busier. Tee times become plans worth protecting. And those “I should book a golf trip” thoughts start turning into something real. Watching the world’s best compete has a way of doing that — it inspires action.

From Inspiration to Action

If April has done its job, you’re probably feeling it - the urge to play more, travel further and experience new courses. Whether it’s:

• Exploring somewhere new
• Booking your first Solos golf trip
• Or finally committing to that long-talked-about getaway

This is where inspiration turns into reality. At Solos, we see it every year — April plants the seed, and the months that follow bring it to life. With incredible destinations, great courses, and a sociable group of like-minded golfers, there’s no better time to start planning.

Looking Ahead

The season only builds from here — but April is where it all begins. The energy. The excitement. The motivation to get back out there. So don’t let it stop at watching. Because the best moments in golf aren’t just the ones you see — they’re the ones you experience yourself. Ready to turn April’s inspiration into your next golf trip? Explore Solos Golf and start planning today.