The PGA Tour says fans will not be allowed to attend this month's Memorial Tournament in Dublin due to COVID-19. Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan announced on Monday that despite a health and safety plan and approval from the state, the rapidly changing pandemic has forced the event to be held without spectators. In early June, the tournament sold out of tickets after Governor DeWine approved the Memorial to be played at a 20 percent capacity, with temperature checks and social distancing in the galleries. The Memorial is set to be played from July 13th to the 19th with another PGA event without spectators to be held the week before.