Henrik Stenson returns to PGA Tour Champions at Ally Challenge
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 5:00 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Henrik Stenson is participating in his first PGA Tour Champions event this week at the Ally Challenge in Grand Blanc, Michigan. After a four-year stint with LIV Golf, Stenson, 50, marks his return to PGA Tour-sanctioned competition following a one-year suspension. He has previously played in three senior majors this season but has not competed on the PGA Tour since 2022. Stenson emphasized his focus on the competition while reuniting with familiar faces from his past on tour. The Ally Challenge features a field that includes five World Golf Hall of Famers.
- •Stenson returns to PGA Tour-sanctioned events after four years with LIV Golf.
- •He is competing at the Ally Challenge in Grand Blanc, Michigan.
- •This marks his first official tournament since a one-year suspension.
- •Stenson has performed well in three senior majors this year.
- •The Ally Challenge features five World Golf Hall of Famers in the field.
- 5:00 PMYahoo Sports — Henrik Stenson playing first PGA Tour Champions event after 4 years on LIV
"Henrik Stenson doesn't want to make many headlines, or cause "too much fireworks," as he says, ahead of the Ally Challenge on PGA Tour Champions.
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