AmFam Championship to stay in Madison through 2030, return to University Ridge
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 5:45 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026
The American Family Insurance Championship will remain in Madison until 2030 after an announcement on August 26. The PGA Tour Champions event will return to University Ridge Golf Course in 2027, having moved to TPC Wisconsin in 2025. Steve Stricker continues as player-host, expressing gratitude for the tournament's community impact. Next year’s competition is scheduled for June 11-13 and will use the scramble format.
- •AmFam Championship will stay in Madison through 2030.
- •The event will return to University Ridge Golf Course in 2027.
- •Steve Stricker remains player-host after winning in 2023.
- •Next year's competition is set for June 11-13, 2027.
- •The tournament continues using the scramble format introduced in 2025.
- 5:45 PMYahoo Sports — AmFam Championship will remain in Madison until 2030 but switch courses
"Steve Stricker will remain player-host for The AmFam Championship as it returns to a familiar course in Madison.
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