PGA Tour heads to Japan for Baycurrent Classic this week
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 12:37 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

The PGA Tour's Baycurrent Classic takes place at Yokohama Country Club in Japan starting Wednesday. With a strong field, 13 of the 24 players from the Presidents Cup are competing, including defending champion Xander Schauffele and FedEx Cup champion Scottie Scheffler. Notable entries also include Jordan Spieth, making his FedEx Cup Fall debut. This event offers $8 million in prize money, with $1.44 million for the winner. Tom Kim withdrew after winning gold at the Asian Games, while Hiroshi Iwata is coming off a domestic victory. The tournament runs from October 6 to October 9 and is the only fall event without a 36-hole cut.
- •Location: Yokohama, Japan; Course: Yokohama CC, Par 71
- •Defending champion: Xander Schauffele
- •Field includes 13 Presidents Cup players
- •Prize money: $8 million; Winner's share: $1.44 million
- •Next tournament: Butterfield Bermuda Championship on Oct. 22-25
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"PGA TourBAYCURRENT CLASSICSite: Yokohama, Japan.Television: Wednesday-Saturday, 11 p.
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