The 2027 PGA Tour schedule brings notable changes while maintaining much of its familiar structure. Key adjustments will be evident as the season opens, particularly with the absence of events in Hawaii, marking the end of the Sony Open, which has been a staple since 1965. This tournament transitions to the PGA Tour Champions, providing some consolation to Hawaiian golf enthusiasts.

Kicking off the season, The American Express is set to take place from January 21-24, marking the beginning of the West Coast Swing. This segment will showcase two signature events before the Tour heads to Florida.

In Florida, the Cadillac Championship finds its new slot in early March, moving up from its previous position in 2026. This change swaps it with the Valspar Championship, offering a competitive opportunity for players not qualified for the high-profile tournaments between the Masters and PGA Championship.

The U.S. Open returns to California at Pebble Beach in June, followed by the historic Old Course at St. Andrews hosting the 155th Open Championship in July.

As the major tournaments conclude, the newly introduced Sompo Championship in Napa will act as the second-to-last event of the regular season, leading into the final FedEx Cup Playoffs. Looking ahead, the PGA Tour plans to implement a fresh two-week Tour Championship format starting in 2028, featuring match play that will narrow down 32 contenders to a champion.

The full outline of the 2027 PGA Tour schedule includes all major events, signature competitions, and the FedEx Cup Playoffs.