Firestone Country Club ends 72-year PGA Tour affiliation amid emotions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 5:00 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Firestone Country Club concluded its 72-year association with the PGA Tour following the Kaulig Companies Championship on July 12. The event marked a significant moment for Akron, as local golf enthusiasts reflected on the tournament's rich history. With the departure of the event, which moves to Newport Beach Country Club in 2027, many shared fond memories, including those of friendships and charitable contributions. Tournament officials emphasized a focus on celebrating the spirit and history of the event, despite the loss felt by the community.
- •Kaulig Companies Championship marked the last event at Firestone Country Club.
- •Over $8 million raised for local charities in recent years.
- •Event will relocate to Newport Beach Country Club in 2027.
- •Longtime volunteers and players reflected on treasured memories.
- •Tournament officials chose to celebrate the event despite its conclusion.
- 5:00 PMYahoo Sports — As iconic Ohio golf course closes long PGA Tour chapter, emotions run high
"Firestone Country Club ends its 72-year run affiliated with the PGA Tour. Fans share memories and hope for a future return.
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