It isn’t often — or ever — that PGA Tour players compete on the same course twice in the same year, let alone in 26 days

The Farmers Insurance Open takes place this week at Torrey Pines, with a host of quality golfers aiming for glory in this tournament. However, in a few weeks we could watch another tournament on this course. It is the Genesis Invitational, which will be held from February 13 to 16.

Last year’s champion, Matthieu Pavon, the first French golfer to win in La Jolla, put it this way: “It is great to be back — an awesome feeling.” And Sweden’s Ludwig Aberg, who is ranked 6th worldwide,

The Genesis Invitational, which is hosted by Tiger Woods, is among the PGA Tour’s eight “signature” events, with limited fields of the tour’s top players and increased prize money. Its $20 million payout is more than double the $9.3 million being offered this year at the Farmers.

Golfweek has learned that the PGA Tour is in the final stages of negotiations to move the 2025 Genesis Invitational to Torrey Pines in La Jolla.

Torrey Pines is hosting the Farmers Insurance Open this week saving Genesis the difficulty of preparing for a major event in less than a month.

The tournament was scheduled to take place from Feb. 13 to 16 at The Riviera Country Club, which is in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles.

From Charlie Hoffman's comeback to the likely location for the Genesis Invitational, here are the top storylines as the tour heads into a big stretch.

The current state and stature of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, and whether its appeal to players and fans has taken a hit in the post-Tiger Woods era that has seen significant changes in the pro golf landscape.