PGA Tour Champions unveiled its 2027 calendar featuring 27 tournaments across 18 states and three international countries, with a total prize fund exceeding $70 million. The upcoming season starts with two straight weeks in Hawaii and concludes at a new venue for the tour championship.
Season Opening and International Stops
Action gets underway Jan. 14-16 with the inaugural Sony Championship Hawaii at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. The circuit then stays in the islands for the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai on the Big Island from Jan. 21-23.
PGA Tour Champions President Miller Brady stated that Hawaii has long been linked with professional golf and expressed excitement about kicking off the year in such a scenic destination. He added that strong backing from competitors, sponsors, and supporters drives ongoing momentum for the senior tour.
Alongside stops in the United States, the 2027 itinerary visits Wales, Portugal, and Canada. The ISPS Handa Senior Open travels to Royal Porthcawl in Wales for the fourth occasion from July 22-25. The following week, the tour heads to Europe for the Portugal Invitational led by Ernie Els at The Els Club Vilamoura, running July 30 to Aug. 1.
Major Championships
The senior circuit comprises five major tournaments throughout the year. The first major is the Hoag Senior Players Championship, scheduled for March 25-28 at Newport Beach Country Club in California.
Bradenton, Florida, hosts the Senior PGA Championship at The Concession Golf Club from April 15-18, following its debut at the venue a year prior. Greystone Golf & Country Club in Birmingham, Alabama, stages the Regions Tradition on May 13-16.
Oak Tree National in Edmond, Oklahoma, takes a turn hosting the U.S. Senior Open from July 1-4. The course previously welcomed the 1984 U.S. Amateur, the 1988 PGA Championship, and the 2014 U.S. Senior Open won by Colin Montgomerie.
Playoffs and Season Finale
The 24-event regular season wraps up Oct. 15-17 with the SAS Championship in Cary, North Carolina. The Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs commence in St. Louis with the Stifel Charity Classic from Oct. 22-24, followed by the Simmons Bank Championship in Little Rock, Arkansas, from Oct. 29-31.
The official season concludes with the Charles Schwab Cup Championship from Nov. 12-14, which shifts locations from Phoenix Country Club to the nearby Papago Golf Club.
Two Challenge Season events conclude the year: the Skechers World Champions Cup featuring U.S., European, and International teams from Dec. 2-5 at a venue yet to be determined, and the PNC Championship at Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Florida, on Dec. 18-19.
