PGA Tour plans major changes to schedule starting in 2028

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Last updated Jul 31, 2026

PGA Tour plans major changes to schedule starting in 2028
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The PGA Tour is set to undergo significant changes starting in 2028, as CEO Brian Rolapp announced plans to revamp the tournament schedule. No Signature Events will be held; instead, around 20 equal-value events will feature a promotion and relegation system. Golf Channel analyst Rex Hoggard revealed that the reported purse size for these events could reach between $33 million and $37 million annually, surprising a tournament director. The new format aims to attract players by increasing prize money while addressing challenges with the existing FedEx Cup playoff structure. Further details on the implementation are expected as discussions continue with major markets.

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  • Starting in 2028, the PGA Tour will eliminate Signature Events.
  • A two-tier system with promotion and relegation will be introduced.
  • Purses for new events may range from $33 million to $37 million.
  • Plans for match play in the FedEx Cup playoffs are under consideration.
  • Further details are anticipated as negotiations progress with major markets.
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  • 1:30 PMYahoo SportsWhat Rex Hoggard heard about the new PGA Tour schedule which even surprised a tournament director
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There are big changes coming to the PGA Tour, as CEO Brian Rolapp plans to revamp the entire schedule. Starting in 2028, there will be no more Signature Events.

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