By Field Level Media
Oct 29 (Derek Harper, Field Level Media) – With the PGA Tour no longer holding a tournament in Hawaii, the PGA Tour Champions is doubling down on the Aloha State with consecutive events to begin its 2027 schedule.
Waialae Country Club, which was dropped from the PGA Tour’s schedule for 2027, will now serve as the starting venue of the Champions season with the Sony Championship Hawaii in Honolulu from Jan. 14-16. The Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai will follow in Ka’upulehu-Kona from Jan. 21-23.
“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,” PGA Tour Champions president Miller Brady said.
The 24-event regular season will lead into the three-event playoffs, which will conclude with the Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Papago Golf Club in Phoenix from Nov. 12-14. The tour will hold tournaments in 18 states and three other countries: Wales, Portugal and Canada.
The Champions schedule will again feature five major championships, beginning with consecutive events at the Hoag Senior Players Championship from March 25-28 followed by the Senior PGA Championship from April 15-18.
The major championship schedule will conclude with the ISPS Handa Senior Open at Royal Porthcawl in Wales from July 22-25.
PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS 2027 SCHEDULE Date: Tournament, Location, Course –Jan. 14-16: Sony Championship Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, Waialae Country Club –Jan. 21-23: Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai, Ka’upulehu-Kona, Hawaii, Hualalai Golf Course –Feb. 12-14: Chubb Classic, Naples, Florida, Tiburon Golf Club (Black Course) –March 5-7: James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational, Boca Raton, Florida, The Old Course at Broken Sound Club –March 19-21: Cologuard Classic, Tucson, Arizona, La Paloma Country Club –March 25-28: Hoag Senior Players Championship, Newport Beach, California, Newport Beach Country Club* –April 15-18: Senior PGA Championship, Bradenton, Florida, The Concession Golf Club* –April 30-May 2: The Insperity, The Woodlands, Texas, The Woodlands Country Club (Tournament Course) –May 7-9: Mitsubishi Electric Classic, Duluth, Georgia, TPC Sugarloaf –May 13-16: Regions Tradition, Birmingham, Alabama, Greystone Golf & Country Club* –June 4-6: Principal Charity Classic, Des Moines, Iowa, Wakonda Club –June 11-13: American Family Insurance Championship, Madison, Wisconsin, University Ridge Golf Course –June 25-27: DICK’S Open, Endicott, New York, En-Joie Golf Course –July 1-4: U.S. Senior Open Championship, Edmond, Oklahoma, Oak Tree National* –July 22-25: ISPS Handa Senior Open, Bridgend, Wales, Royal Porthcawl Golf Club* –July 30-Aug. 1: Portugal Invitational, Vilamoura, Portugal, The Els Club Vilamoura –Aug. 13-15: Boeing Classic, Snoqualmie, Washington, The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge –Aug. 20-22: Rogers Charity Classic, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Canyon Meadows Golf & Country Club –Aug. 27-29: The Ally Challenge, Grand Blanc, Michigan, Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club –Sept. 10-12: Sanford International, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Minnehaha Country Club –Sept. 24-26: PURE Insurance Championship, Pebble Beach, California, Pebble Beach Golf Links –Oct. 1-3: Jefferson Lehigh Valley Classic, Allentown, Pennsylvania, Lehigh Country Club –Oct. 8-10: Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS, Palm Coast, Florida, Ocean Course at Hammock Beach –Oct. 15-17: SAS Championship, Cary, North Carolina, Prestonwood Country Club –Oct. 22-24: Stifel Charity Classic, St. Louis, Missouri, Norwood Hills Country Club –Oct. 29-31: Simmons Bank Championship, Little Rock, Arkansas, Pleasant Valley Country Club –Nov. 12-14: Charles Schwab Cup Championship, Phoenix, Arizona, Papago Golf Club –Dec. 2-5: Skechers World Champions Cup, TBD, TBD –Dec. 18-19: PNC Championship, Orlando, Florida, Ritz-Carlton Golf Club *Major championship
(–Derek Harper, Field Level Media)
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