PGA Tour Champions to Open 2027 Season in Hawaii
The 2027 schedule kicks off with consecutive tournaments in Honolulu and Ka'upulehu-Kona starting in mid-January.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Golf

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The PGA Tour Champions will launch its 2027 season with two back-to-back events in Hawaii beginning January 14, 2027. The schedule features 24 regular season tournaments across 18 states and three international countries.
Why it matters
The season-opening swing in Hawaii establishes the competitive tone for a full year of play, which culminates in the Charles Schwab Cup Championship. This structure provides a global stage for the tour while balancing domestic and international tournament sites.
The 2027 tour features 24 regular season events and five major championships throughout the year. The schedule spans 18 states and includes tournaments held in three countries outside the United States.
The players
PGA Tour Champions
This is the professional golf tour for players aged 50 and older that operates tournaments across the United States and internationally.
Waialae Country Club
Located in Honolulu, this venue is a historic site for professional golf tournaments in Hawaii.
The details
The season begins at Waialae Country Club for the Sony Championship Hawaii before moving to the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai. The season concludes with a three-event playoff series, ending with the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix.
Timeline
Jan. 14-16, 2027: Sony Championship Hawaii at Waialae Country Club
Jan. 21-23, 2027: Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai
Nov. 12-14, 2027: Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix
Season Trajectory
The 2027 schedule follows the pattern set by the Charles Schwab Cup Championship by utilizing a high-stakes playoff series to conclude the professional season. This calendar emphasizes regional variety and high-profile majors to maintain competitive momentum through the autumn.
The back-to-back Hawaii events set the initial pace for the season-long points race leading into the playoffs. Players who perform well during the January swing will secure early positioning for the five major championships scheduled throughout the year.
The takeaway
Following the professional tour in Hawaii allows fans to see early-season form from veteran competitors. Viewers should track tournament results starting in mid-January to understand which players are building momentum for the major championships later in the year.
Further reading
For more information on upcoming professional tournaments, visit the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WJOX-FM.
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