DETROIT The PGA Tour is set to return to Detroit in just over a month for the Rocket Mortgage Classic, but there will be massive changes and strict rules for players due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). The Detroit Golf Club is set to host the second Rocket Mortgage Classic from July 2-5 without fans. Its set to be the fifth event on the PGA Tour this year. UPDATE -- May 28, 2020: Michigan coronavirus cases up to 56,014; Death toll now at 5,372Last year, the Rocket Mortgage Classic was the most awarded event on the tour, so many major players wanted to keep it on the limited schedule for 2020. Langwell said the Rocket Mortgage Classic will learn from the four earlier tournaments on the schedule about best practices.

DETROIT The Rocket Mortgage Classic was the most awarded event on the PGA tour last year, so a lot of people wanted to make sure it made it on the PGA Tours limited schedule this year. READ: PGA Tour: Detroits Rocket Mortgage Classic scheduled for July 2-5 without fansIts our new giving initiative, Jason Langwell, executive director of The Rocket Mortgage Classic, said. As for the tournament itself, it will be very different than year one of the tournament. As for the players and the caddies, they all will be tested, and they will stay in three host hotels. The Rocket Mortgage Classic is the 4th tournament in the PGAs return to action.