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Colonial Country Club may lose PGA Tour event after 80 years

2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 1:30 PM

Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Colonial Country Club may lose PGA Tour event after 80 years

Summary

Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, might not feature in the PGA Tour's new Championship Series starting in 2028. Sources indicate that the club, known for hosting the Charles Schwab Challenge, is likely to transition to the PGA Tour Champions. Despite having a 80-year history, officials at Colonial are frustrated with the possibility of being relegated to the Tour’s second-tier Challenger Series. Final decisions regarding the Championship Series will be announced later, after competitive bids were submitted. Only one tournament from the Dallas-Fort Worth area is expected to be selected for this new series.

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By the Numbers

•Colonial Country Club is known as 'Hogan’s Alley'.
•The Charles Schwab Challenge may become a PGA Tour Champions event.
•Frustrations arise over the potential demotion from the Championship Series.
•Final bids for the Championship Series were due September 30, 2026.
•Announcement of the 2028 schedule is set for February 27, 2027.

Latest Updates

1:30 PMYahoo Sports — As Colonial faces PGA Tour exit, look back at 6 moments that made Hogan’s Alley legendary
1:01 PMYahoo Sports — EXCLUSIVE: Colonial Country Club likely losing PGA Tour event after 80-year run, per sources

What they're saying

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Colonial Country Club has hosted the PGA Tour since 1946 but may be dropped from the schedule starting in 2028. Here are 6 great moments.
— Yahoo Sports