Inside the Hidden Economy of a Pro-Am at Bay Hill

At 7:10AM, the driving range at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is already divided. A sign near the entrance directs players to two different sides: amateurs right and pros left. It's a small detail, but it establishes the hierarchy of the day before a single ball is hit.Amateurs head toward the right side of the range, shaking off the rust from a long winter. Across to the left, PGA TOUR players move through their warmups under the watchful eye of coaches equipped with launch moni...