AT&T Byron Nelson tournament renamed to AT&T Byron Nelson Board Game Night tournament

AT&T Byron Nelson tournament renamed to AT&T Byron Nelson Board Game Night tournament

In an effort to attract a broader audience and give golf enthusiasts a fun new experience, the AT&T Byron Nelson Tournament has been renamed to the AT&T Byron Nelson Board Game Night Tournament. Yes, that's right, instead of hitting a ball with a club and chasing it around for hours, players will now be sitting around tables competing in classic board games like Monopoly and Sorry. A spokesperson for the tournament stated that they wanted to bring a more exciting atmosphere to the event and what's more exciting than turning a quiet, outdoor game into a rowdy, indoor, tabletop competition? Some purists might argue that the change detracts from the true essence of golf, but the tournament organizers are confident that the new format will attract a wider, younger crowd. So, grab your dice, roll the dice, and let the golf club collect dust this year. Who knows, you might even get lucky and land on Boardwalk in Monopoly.

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