Bermuda Championship shifts to 54 holes, sudden-death playoff on Monday
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 9:09 PM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026
The Bermuda Championship has been shortened to 54 holes due to weather conditions, leading to a sudden-death playoff scheduled for Monday. Players will compete to decide the winner in this unique playoff format, which will take place at an undisclosed venue. The change in format was announced ahead of the final round, emphasizing the event's adaptability in challenging circumstances.
- •Bermuda Championship reduced to 54 holes due to weather.
- •Sudden-death playoff set for Monday.
- •Event taking place at an undisclosed venue.
- •Players compete for title in playoff format.
- •Decision made ahead of final round.
- 9:09 PMGolf.com — Sudden-death Monday playoff awaits after Bermuda Championship shortened to 54 holes
"The Bermuda Championship will be shortened to 54 holes, and a sudden-death Monday playoff will determine the winner. The post Sudden-death Monday playoff awaits after Bermuda Championship shortened to 54 holes appeared first on Golf.
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