PGA Tour 2027 schedule confirmed as Tour prepares for major 2028 changes

The 2027 PGA Tour schedule is taking shape, with a new event, major changes and one date still to be confirmed.

Rory McIlroy
Rory McIlroy

The PGA Tour has unveiled its 2027 schedule, with the calendar largely taking shape ahead of this week’s Tour Championship at East Lake and the conclusion of the FedEx Cup season.

There are still a handful of details to be finalised, including one tournament date opposite the Genesis Invitational, but the majority of next year’s schedule is now confirmed.

The 2027 campaign gets underway with The American Express in Palm Springs from January 21-24, before the PGA Tour heads to Torrey Pines for The Sentry. 

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am then moves to the week before the WM Phoenix Open, with the latter retaining its traditional Super Bowl Sunday finish.

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The schedule will feature 36 tournaments, including the four majors, although several familiar events have disappeared. 

The Sony Open, Puerto Rico Open and Rocket Classic are all absent, while the former Kapalua event has been replaced by The Sentry at Torrey Pines.

One of the biggest additions is the Sompo Napa Championship, which will be played immediately before the regular-season finale in Greensboro. That event will now be known as the GO by Raymond James.

Scottie Scheffler
Scottie Scheffler

The Tour has also created more breathing room around its eight signature events. 

Unlike this season, there will be no back-to-back signature tournaments, although the Cadillac Championship and Arnold Palmer Invitational will sit on either side of The Players Championship in March.

The Valspar Championship has also undergone a significant calendar shift, moving from its usual position into early May ahead of the Truist Championship.

The 2027 season is particularly significant because it is expected to be the final PGA Tour schedule in its current format. 

Whether Jon Rahm plays any part on the PGA Tour next year remains to be seen amid speculation the Spaniard is about to leave LIV Golf. 

From 2028, the Tour plans to introduce its Championship and Challenger series as part of a new two-tier structure.

PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp confirmed the Tour Championship will be a two-week matchplay contest from 2028. 

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PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp

PGA Tour 2027 schedule

Italics denote signature events; bold denotes majors + The Players

Dates

Tournament

Venue

Jan. 21-24

The American Express

PGA West, La Quinta, California

Jan. 27-30

The Sentry

Torrey Pines, California

Feb. 4-7

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Pebble Beach, California

Feb. 11-14

WM Phoenix Open

TPC Scottsdale, Arizona

Feb. 18-21

Genesis Invitational

Riviera CC, California

Feb. 18-21

TBD

TBD

Feb. 25-28

Cognizant Classic

PGA National, Florida

Mar. 4-7

Cadillac Championship

Trump National Doral, Florida

Mar. 11-14

The Players Championship

TPC Sawgrass, Florida

Mar. 18-21

Arnold Palmer Invitational

Bay Hill, Florida

Mar. 25-28

Texas Children’s Houston Open

Memorial Park GC, Texas

Apr. 1-4

Valero Texas Open

TPC San Antonio, Texas

Apr. 8-11

Masters Tournament

Augusta National, Georgia

Apr. 15-18

RBC Heritage

Harbour Town, South Carolina

Apr. 22-25

Zurich Classic of New Orleans

TPC Louisiana

Apr. 29-May 2

CJ Cup Byron Nelson

TPC Craig Ranch, Texas

May 6-9

Valspar Championship

Innisbrook Resort, Florida

May 13-16

Truist Championship

Quail Hollow, North Carolina

May 13-16

OneFlight Myrtle Beach Classic

Dunes Club, South Carolina

May 20-23

PGA Championship

PGA Frisco, Texas

May 27-30

Charles Schwab Challenge

Colonial CC, Texas

Jun. 3-6

Memorial Tournament

Muirfield Village, Ohio

Jun. 10-13

RBC Canadian Open

TPC Toronto, Ontario

Jun. 17-20

U.S. Open

Pebble Beach, California

Jun. 24-27

Travelers Championship

TPC River Highlands, Connecticut

Jul. 1-4

John Deere Classic

TPC Deere Run, Illinois

Jul. 8-11

Genesis Scottish Open

Renaissance Club, Scotland

Jul. 8-11

ISCO Championship

Hurstbourne CC, Kentucky

Jul. 15-18

The Open

St Andrews, Scotland

Jul. 15-18

Corales Puntacana Championship

Puntacana, Dominican Republic

Jul. 22-25

3M Open

TPC Twin Cities, Minnesota

Jul. 29-Aug. 1

Sompo Napa Championship

Silverado Resort, California

Aug. 5-8

GO by Raymond James

Sedgefield CC, North Carolina

Aug. 12-15

FedEx St Jude Championship

TPC Southwind, Tennessee

Aug. 19-22

BMW Championship

Liberty National, New Jersey

Aug. 26-29

Tour Championship

East Lake, Georgia