After stewing on the couch at home in Jupiter, Fla., with his French bulldog Chewy by his side for most of the past eight weeks, Xander Schauffele makes his return to competitive golf at this week’s $20 million Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Xander Schauffele is one of the rare players who truly looks forward to the cold breezes and long rough of the PGA Tour's early West Coast swing.

Xander Schauffele is returning this week at Bay Hill after eight weeks of dealing with a rib injury. He said it "Really, really sucked." The post ‘Really, really sucked': Xander Schauffele opens up on frustrating 8-week layoff appeared first on Golf.

Xander Schauffele revealed his expectations for the Arnold Palmer Invitational and showed that he is not dreaming impossible dreams.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Xander Schauffele took his first swing on a PGA Tour course in 57 days and found the middle of the fairway. And then he took another golf ball from his bag and tossed it into the thick rough. That was the real test.

Schauffele gave it a rip and didn't feel any twinge in his right ribs from an intercostal strain and slight tear in his cartilage that has kept him out of golf for two months. He returns to the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill this week with modest expectations.