Revamped 2027 PGA Tour Schedule Unveils New Event and Major Adjustments

The PGA Tour has officially released the lineup for the 2027 FedExCup season, which will run from late January through the end of August. This refreshed schedule introduces several notable alterations compared to recent years, including a brand‑new tournament, a few venue swaps, and a rebranding of an existing stop. In total, the season will consist of 36 tournaments, eight of which are designated as Signature Events that feature the top‑ranked players and a handful of qualifiers earned during the year.

The campaign kicks off with The American Express tournament at PGA West in La Quinta, California, scheduled for January 21‑24. This opening event sets the tone for a busy early portion of the calendar, which also includes The Sentry at Torrey Pines (January 27‑30) and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro‑Am (February 4‑7).

After a string of high‑profile stops across the West and Southwest, the tour moves eastward for the traditional swing of major‑level competitions. One of the headline changes for 2027 is the addition of the Sompo Championship, slated as the penultimate regular‑season event.

It will be contested from July 29 to August 1 at the Silverado Resort’s North Course in Napa, California. This new tournament joins the existing roster of Signature Events and offers players a fresh opportunity to earn valuable FedExCup points before the playoffs begin.

Another adjustment involves the Greensboro, North Carolina stop. Formerly known as the Wyndham Championship, the event has been renamed the GO by Raymond James tournament. While the title has changed, the venue – Sedgefield Country Club – remains the same, preserving the historic feel of the competition while aligning with a new sponsorship partner. The Florida swing also sees a reshuffle.

The Cadillac Championship, traditionally played later in the season, will now take place from March 4‑7 at Trump National Doral’s famed Blue Monster course in Miami. This move positions the Cadillac Championship a week ahead of The Players Championship, which will continue to be held at TPC Sawgrass from March 11‑14. Consequently, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, usually scheduled earlier, has been shifted to March 18‑21 at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando. These calendar tweaks aim to create a more logical progression of events across the Sunshine State, reducing travel fatigue for players and enhancing fan engagement.

All remaining Signature Events retain their status and format. They will feature the top 50 players from the previous year’s FedExCup standings, supplemented by in‑season qualifiers who earn their spots through the Aon Next 10 and Aon Swing 5 series.

This structure ensures that the most consistent performers throughout the year are rewarded with entry into the most prestigious stops, while still providing a pathway for emerging talent to break through. The playoffs themselves undergo a modest relocation. The BMW Championship, traditionally held at various venues, will move to Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey, for the August 19‑22 window.

Liberty National, which hosted the 2017 Presidents Cup and last saw a FedExCup playoff event in 2019, offers a dramatic waterfront backdrop that is expected to add visual flair and strategic challenges for the field. The season will culminate with the Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta from August 26‑29, concluding the FedExCup campaign. However, the Tour’s leadership has indicated that a more extensive overhaul of the season‑ending format will not be rolled out until the 2028 season, meaning the 2027 finale will follow the current structure. Beyond the core schedule, the PGA Tour has announced that details for the Fall FedExCup series, as well as the eligibility criteria for the upcoming PGA Tour Championship Series and PGA Tour Challenger Series, will be released at a later date.

This forthcoming information will clarify how players can extend their competitive opportunities beyond the main summer stretch. For fans wishing to follow the action, the tour’s events will be streamed across multiple platforms, including Sky Sports Golf in the UK and the NOW streaming service for viewers who prefer a contract‑free option. The schedule also highlights co‑sanctioned events with the DP World Tour, denoted by a hash symbol in the official listing.

Below is the full 2027 PGA Tour calendar, presented in a concise format: January 21‑24 – The American Express – PGA West (Three Courses), La Quinta, CA January 27‑30 – The Sentry – Torrey Pines Golf Course (South & North), San Diego, CA February 4‑7 – AT&T Pebble Beach Pro‑Am – Pebble Beach & Spyglass Hill, CA February 11‑14 – WM Phoenix Open – TPC Scottsdale (Stadium), AZ February 18‑21 – The Genesis Invitational – Riviera Country Club, CA February 25‑28 – Cognizant Classic – PGA National Resort (Champion Course), FL March 4‑7 – Cadillac Championship – Trump National Doral (Blue Monster), Miami, FL March 11‑14 – THE PLAYERS – TPC Sawgrass (Stadium), Ponte Vedra Beach, FL March 18‑21 – Arnold Palmer Invitational (presented by Mastercard) – Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL March 25‑28 – Texas Children’s Houston Open – Memorial Park Golf Course, TX April 1‑4 – Valero Texas Open – TPC San Antonio (Oaks), TX April 8‑11 – THE MASTERS – Augusta National Golf Club, GA April 15‑18 – RBC Heritage – Harbour Town Golf Links, SC April 22‑25 – Zurich Classic of New Orleans – TPC Louisiana, LA April 29‑May 2 – CJ Cup Byron Nelson – TPC Craig Ranch, TX May 6‑9 – Valspar Championship – Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead), FL May 13‑16 – Truist Championship – Quail Hollow Club, NC May 13‑16 – ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic – Dunes Golf & Beach Club, SC May 20‑23 – PGA Championship – PGA Frisco, TX May 27‑30 – Charles Schwab Challenge – Colonial Country Club, TX June 3‑6 – Memorial Tournament – Muirfield Village, OH June 10‑13 – RBC Canadian Open – TPC Toronto (North Course), ON, Canada June 17‑20 – US OPEN – Pebble Beach Golf Links, CA June 24‑27 – Travelers Championship – TPC River Highlands, CT July 1‑4 – John Deere Classic – TPC Deere Run, IL July 8‑11 – Genesis Scottish Open # – The Renaissance Club, Scotland July 8‑11 – ISCO Championship – Hurstbourne Country Club, KY July 15‑18 – THE OPEN – St Andrews Links (Old Course), Scotland July 15‑18 – Corales Puntacana Championship – Puntacana Resort & Club (Corales), Dominican Republic July 22‑25 – 3M Open – TPC Twin Cities, MN July 29‑Aug 1 – Sompo Championship – Silverado Resort (North Course), Napa, CA Aug 5‑8 – GO by Raymond James – Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, NC Aug 12‑15 – FedEx St. Jude Championship – TPC Southwind, Memphis, TN Aug 19‑22 – BMW Championship – Liberty National Golf Club, NJ Aug 26‑29 – Tour Championship – East Lake Golf Club, Atlanta, GA These dates provide a roadmap for players, sponsors, and fans alike, outlining a season that blends tradition with fresh opportunities. The inclusion of the Sompo Championship and the rebranding of the Greensboro stop signal the PGA Tour’s ongoing commitment to evolving its product while honoring the historic events that define professional golf.