PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – The PGA TOUR has announced the 2026 schedule for PGA TOUR Americas, a slate of 15 tournaments running April through October and spanning nine countries. The Tour’s third season will conclude in the Dominican Republic with the PGA Oceans 4 Tour Championship presented by Scotiabank, where the top 10 players on the final season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for 2027.

Since PGA TOUR Americas’ inaugural season in 2024, Johnny Keefer (2024) and Michael Brennan (2025) have finished No. 1 on the points list and continued on the pathway to the PGA TOUR. Keefer earned his PGA TOUR card for 2026 after finishing No. 1 on the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour points list, while Brennan earned TOUR membership in the coming season by winning the Bank of Utah Championship this October.

“The quality of golf courses, sponsors and community support on PGA TOUR Americas continues to rise, and the result is a tour that is more competitive than ever,” said Alex Baldwin, president of PGA TOUR Americas and the Korn Ferry Tour. “We have 15 great tournaments on our 2026 schedule, and each one provides a chance for the future stars of the PGA TOUR to develop the skills needed to succeed at the next level, like Johnny Keefer and Michael Brennan.”

PGA TOUR Americas will open its season with the 71st ECP Brazil Open at the Rio Olympic Golf Course, April 16-19 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The tour continues with the 94 Abierto Telecom del Centro presentado por Zurich in Argentina, the Diners Club Peru Open and the KIA Open de Ecuador presentado por Diners Club.

The third back-to-back stretch begins at a new venue – Club de Golf La Hacienda, host of the Mexico Championship presented by Scotia Wealth Management. After Mexico City, PGA TOUR Americas will travel to Bogota, Colombia, for the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship at El Rincon Golf Club.

New to the PGA TOUR Americas schedule is the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open presented by Syndeo, which will be played June 25-28 at Crestview Country Club in Wichita, Kansas. Myles Creighton, a native of Digby, Nova Scotia, won the 36th edition of the event in 2025 on the Korn Ferry Tour, and next year will mark the event’s debut on PGA TOUR Americas.

PGA TOUR Americas travels north of the border for the next four events, starting with the Explore NB Open in Fredericton, New Brunswick. The tour continues with two events in Ontario – the Commissionaires Ottawa Open presented by Lépine Apartments, followed by the Osprey Valley Open, played at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (Heathlands). Next is the Manitoba Open before the tour returns stateside for the CRMC Championship presented by Northern Pacific Center in Brainerd, Minnesota.

Next, the Digital Commerce Group Open in Victoria, British Columbia, sets the stage for the final full-field event of the season, the ATB Classic presented by Building Trades of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta. After the ATB Classic, the top 60 players on the PGA TOUR Americas points list will qualify for the season-ending PGA Oceans 4 Tour Championship presented by Scotiabank.

Played for the first time at PGA Oceans 4 in Playa Nueva Romana, Dominican Republic, the season finale will determine eligibility for 2027 – the top 60 players on the season-long points list will be exempt on PGA TOUR Americas, and the top 10 players on the points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership. Additionally, the season’s top 10 players will earn $15,000 via the Pathways Player Achievement Grant.

PGA TOUR Americas – 2026 schedule

PGA TOUR Americas membership

PGA TOUR Americas membership includes tournament winners, top players from the 2025 season (Nos. 11-80 on the PGA TOUR Americas points list) and top finishers in PGA TOUR University (Nos. 2-25 in Class of 2025, Nos. 11-25 in Class of 2026). Other eligibility categories include Korn Ferry Tour members, previous event top-10 or top-25 finishers (depending on field size), medalists and ties from First Stage of 2025 PGA TOUR Q-School, periodic reorder, Open Qualifiers and Sponsor Exemptions.

Additionally, the 2026 membership roster will be complete following PGA TOUR Americas Q-School, which will be played in March across five sites in the United States. Previously, PGA TOUR Americas Q-School bisected the season into two segments and was played in May. In 2026, with Q-School being played before the season begins, PGA TOUR Americas eligibility categories and membership will apply to one continuous 15-event schedule. Q-School sites and dates will be announced in December, and registration will open in mid-January.