The PGA Tour has officially released the lineup for its 2027 FedExCup season, which will run from late January through the end of August. This refreshed calendar introduces several noteworthy modifications compared to recent years, including a brand‑new tournament, a rebranding of an existing stop, and a reshuffling of dates within the Florida swing. In total, the season will consist of 36 tournaments, eight of which are designated as Signature Events that feature the top‑50 players from the previous year’s FedExCup points list together with qualifiers from the Aon Next 10 and Aon Swing 5 series.
The opening weekend kicks off with The American Express tournament at PGA West in La Quinta, California, from January 21‑24. The season will then move eastward to California’s iconic Torrey Pines for The Sentry (January 27‑30) before heading up the West Coast for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro‑Am (February 4‑7) at Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill. Early February also sees the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale (February 11‑14) and the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club (February 18‑21).
A new addition to the schedule is the Sompo Championship, slated as the penultimate regular‑season event. It will be contested from July 29‑August 1 at the Silverado Resort’s North Course in Napa, California. This tournament replaces no existing stop but adds fresh competitive intrigue just before the playoffs begin. Meanwhile, the long‑standing Greensboro stop undergoes a name change.
Formerly the Wyndham Championship, it will now be called GO by Raymond James and will be played from August 5‑8 at Sedgefield Country Club in North Carolina. The Florida swing also experiences a timing shift. The Cadillac Championship, traditionally held later in March, moves up to March 4‑7 and will be hosted at Trump National Doral’s famed Blue Monster course in Miami. This change places the event a week before The Players Championship, which remains at TPC Sawgrass (March 11‑14).
Consequently, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, usually held the week after The Players, is pushed back to March 18‑21 at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando. All other Signature Events retain their status and venues.
The BMW Championship, another playoff cornerstone, relocates to Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey, for August 19‑22. Liberty National previously hosted the 2017 Presidents Cup and was the site of a FedExCup playoff event in 2019, making it a fitting backdrop for the high‑stakes competition. The season will culminate with the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, from August 26‑29.
However, the new format for the Tour Championship—intended to simplify the points reset and create a more straightforward winner‑takes‑all scenario—will not be rolled out until the 2028 season. Details about the 2027 FedExCup Fall schedule, as well as eligibility rules for the following year’s PGA Tour Championship Series and PGA Tour Challenger Series, will be released at a later date.
Beyond the headline changes, the full calendar offers a blend of historic venues and emerging locations. Highlights include the Masters at Augusta National (April 8‑11), the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town (April 15‑18), the Zurich Classic in New Orleans (April 22‑25), and the CJ Cup at TPC Craig Ranch in Texas (April 29‑May 2).
The summer swing features marquee stops such as the US Open at Pebble Beach (June 17‑20), the Open Championship at St Andrews (July 15‑18), and the iconic PGA Championship at TPC Southwind in Memphis (August 12‑15). Internationally, the schedule retains its co‑sanctioned events with the DP World Tour, marked with a hash symbol. These include the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick (July 8‑11) and the Open Championship at St Andrews.
For fans seeking to follow the action, the PGA Tour will be streamed live on Sky Sports Golf throughout the season, with additional streaming options available on platforms that do not require a contract. The league also encourages viewers to use Chrome for an optimal video‑player experience, ensuring smooth playback of live rounds, highlights, and on‑demand content.
In summary, the 2027 PGA Tour schedule blends tradition with innovation. By adding the Sompo Championship, rebranding the Greensboro event, and adjusting the Florida swing dates, the Tour aims to keep the competition fresh while preserving the core events that define the FedExCup narrative. Golf enthusiasts can look forward to a dynamic season that spans the United States, Canada, and Scotland, delivering world‑class golf across a variety of iconic courses and emerging venues.