The PGA Tour has officially released the full itinerary for the 2027 FedExCup season, a schedule that stretches from late January through the end of August and introduces a host of alterations compared to recent years. This revamped calendar comprises 36 tournaments, of which eight are designated as Signature Events—high‑profile competitions that draw the top 50 players from the previous year’s FedExCup standings along with qualifiers from the Aon Next 10 and Aon Swing 5 series. The season will kick off with The American Express tournament at PGA West in La Quinta, California, running from January 21 to 24. This opening event sets the tone for a busy early stretch that includes the Sentry at Torrey Pines (January 27‑30), the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro‑Am (February 4‑7), the WM Phoenix Open (February 11‑14), and the Genesis Invitational (February 18‑21).
Each of these stops offers a distinct regional flavor, from the desert courses of Arizona to the coastal links of California. One of the most notable additions to the 2027 lineup is the Sompo Championship, slated as the penultimate regular‑season tournament.
It will be contested from July 29 to August 1 at the Silverado Resort’s North Course in Napa, California. This new event replaces no existing tournament but expands the competitive window in the crucial summer months, giving players an extra opportunity to secure points before the playoffs begin. Another change involves the Greensboro stop, which has been rebranded.
Formerly known as the Wyndham Championship, it will now carry the title GO by Raymond James and will be played from August 5 to 8 at Sedgefield Country Club. The name change reflects a new sponsorship arrangement while preserving the event’s traditional place in the schedule. The Florida Swing also sees a reshuffle. The Cadillac Championship, traditionally held later in the month, moves up to March 4‑7 and will be staged at Trump National Doral’s iconic Blue Monster course in Miami.
This adjustment places the Cadillac event one week before The Players Championship, which remains at TPC Sawgrass from March 11‑14. Consequently, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, normally held in early March, shifts to March 18‑21 at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando, allowing a smoother flow of high‑stakes tournaments across the Sunshine State. All other Signature Events retain their previous dates and venues.
The BMW Championship, for instance, moves to Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey, from August 19‑22. Liberty National, the site of the 2017 Presidents Cup, last hosted a FedExCup playoff event in 2019, making its return a nod to the venue’s storied recent history. The season will culminate with the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, from August 26‑29.
Beyond the headline changes, the schedule lists a full slate of tournaments that span the United States, Canada, and even two co‑sanctioned events with the DP World Tour in Scotland. Highlights include the Masters at Augusta National (April 8‑11), the PGA Championship at Frisco, Texas (May 20‑23), the U.S.
Open at Pebble Beach (June 17‑20), and the Open Championship at St Andrews (July 15‑18). International stops feature the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick and the ISCO Championship at Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville, Kentucky. The PGA Tour also announced that details for the 2027 FedExCup Fall schedule, as well as the eligibility rules for the following season’s Tour Championship Series and Challenger Series, will be released at a later date.
The new format for the season‑ending Tour Championship, which will alter the points reset and prize distribution, is slated to take effect in 2028, not this year. Fans looking to follow the action can stream the events live on various platforms, including Sky Sports Golf and the NOW streaming service, which offers a contract‑free option. The Tour encourages viewers to use the Chrome browser for the best video playback experience, especially for embedded players that may have compatibility issues with other browsers. In summary, the 2027 PGA Tour calendar delivers a blend of tradition and innovation.
While classic tournaments such as the Masters, the Players, and the Open remain anchored in their historic venues, the introduction of the Sompo Championship and the rebranding of the Greensboro event illustrate the Tour’s ongoing efforts to refresh its product. The reshuffled Florida Swing and the relocation of the BMW Championship to Liberty National add strategic depth to the season, ensuring that players and fans alike have a dynamic and engaging schedule to anticipate from January through August.