PGA Tour Champions reveals 2027 schedule

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – PGA Tour Champions announced Wednesday the schedule for its 2027 season, which features 27 events and will conclude at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix. The 24-event regular season will kick off with back-to-back weeks in the Aloha State as the Sony Championship Hawaii makes its debut Jan. 14-16 in Honolulu, followed by the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai in Ka’upulehu-Kona, Jan. 21-23 (both events will feature a Saturday finish).

In total, Champions Tour golfers will visit 18 states and three other countries (Wales, Portugal, Canada). The 2027 season will have players competing for more than $70 million in total prize money.

“With the Charles Schwab Cup coming to a thrilling finish in two weeks, I’m excited to announce the 2027 PGA Tour Champions schedule,” said PGA Tour Champions President Miller Brady. “Hawaii has long been synonymous with PGA Tour golf, and we are looking forward to opening the season with back-to-back events in one of the world’s most stunning locales. The commitment we’ve seen from our players, partners and fans continues to create strong momentum for the Champions Tour, and I know 2027 will deliver another incredible year for some of the game’s legendary players.”

Following the season-opening events in Hawaii, the Chubb Classic will celebrate its 40th anniversary the week of Feb. 12-14 in Naples, Florida, before giving way to a busy stretch of events in March, including the James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational in Boca Raton, Florida (March 5-7), the Cologuard Classic in Tucson, Arizona (March 19-21) and the Hoag Senior Players Championship Newport Beach in Newport Beach, California (March 25-28), which makes its debut as one of five senior major championships in 2027. PGA Tour Champions continues its tradition of playing at Newport Beach Country Club, which dates back to 1996.

The week after the Masters Tournament, the Senior PGA Championship returns to The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton, Florida (April 15-18), following a successful first stint as host course in 2026.

Following the Senior PGA Championship, PGA Tour Champions contests events for three straight weeks, starting with The Insperity in The Woodlands, Texas (April 30-May 2), the Mitsubishi Electric Classic in Duluth, Georgia (May 7-9) and the year’s third senior major – the Regions Tradition – returning to Birmingham, Alabama (May 13-16). The Mitsubishi Electric Classic will be contested with Modified Stableford scoring for the second time.

June begins with the Principal Charity Classic (June 4-6) in Des Moines, Iowa, followed by the American Family Insurance Championship in Madison, Wisconsin (June 11-13), which returns to University Ridge Golf Club for the first time since 2024 and will again feature the Tour’s only two-man team format.

The 20th annual DICK’S Open will be played at En-Joie Golf Course in Endicott, New York, the week of June 25-27, followed by the U.S. Senior Open, to be contested at Oak Tree National in Edmond, Oklahoma, July 1-4. Oak Tree National played host to the 1984 U.S. Amateur, 1988 PGA Championship and 2014 U.S. Senior Open, won by World Golf Hall of Fame member Colin Montgomerie.

The ISPS HANDA Senior Open returns to Royal Porthcawl Golf Club in Wales for the fourth time (2014, 2017, 2023) and will be played July 22-25. The event marks a two-week stretch of PGA Tour Champions golf in Europe, as the Portugal Invitational, hosted by World Golf Hall of Fame member Ernie Els, will be held July 30-Aug. 1 at The Els Club Vilamoura in Algarve, Portugal, after a successful debut in 2026.

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The first of three August events begin with the Boeing Classic outside of Seattle (Aug. 13-15), before PGA Tour Champions’ annual trip north of the border, with the Rogers Charity Classic in Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Aug. 20-22). The month is rounded out with The Ally Challenge in Grand Blanc, Michigan (Aug. 27-29).

September opens with the 10th Sanford International in Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Sept. 10-12), followed by the PURE Insurance Championship in Monterey, California (Sept. 24-26) – golf’s only event pairing a Champions Tour player with a junior from First Tee. The Jefferson Lehigh Valley Classic, which delivered an impressive debut in 2026, will return to Lehigh Country Club in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the week of Oct. 1-3. The final two events of the regular season come in October, with the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS returning to Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa in Palm Coast, Florida (Oct. 8-10), and the regular season finale, the SAS Championship at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, North Carolina (Oct. 15-17).

The 24-event regular season will lead into the 11th-annual Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs, which begin at the Stifel Charity Classic as the Tour’s St. Louis stop will kick off the postseason for the second consecutive year, Oct. 22-24. The Simmons Bank Championship will again serve as the second leg of the Playoffs, bringing the Champions Tour to Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock, Arkansas (Oct. 29-31). The season will conclude with the Charles Schwab Cup Championship the week of Nov. 12-14, with the event moving from Phoenix Country Club to Papago Golf Club in 2027.

Following the conclusion of the Playoffs, the Challenge Season on PGA Tour Champions will feature two events. The Skechers World Champions Cup Supporting Shriners Children’s returns the week of Dec. 2-5, featuring players competing for the U.S. Team, Team Europe and Team International in a one-of-a-kind event that blends the Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup. The PNC Championship returns to Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Dec. 18-19.

Events in 2027 will be televised nationally on Golf Channel, the Tour’s primary cable-television partner that reaches more than 43 million U.S. households. In addition, tournaments will be available to stream on Golf Channel digital platforms. Two events will have weekend coverage on NBC – the U.S. Senior Open and the ISPS HANDA Senior Open – while the Skechers World Champions Cup Supporting Shriners Children’s will be carried on ABC, ESPN2 and Golf Channel. PGA Tour Champions coverage is available in 170+ countries and territories via more than 20 broadcast partners.

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