The PGA Tour Championship will undergo a significant format change in 2028, transitioning to a match play competition and rotating venues. This decision aims to revitalize the championship and offer a fresh experience for players and fans.
The PGA Tour announced that the Tour Championship will adopt a new match play format starting in 2028. This marks a departure from the current stroke play format that has been in place for many years. The change is intended to create a more exciting and competitive atmosphere for the season-ending event.
Alongside the format change, the Tour Championship will also begin rotating venues. This means the championship will no longer be held at the same course every year, offering a variety of challenges and experiences for the players. The specific venues for future championships have not yet been announced. The changes are slated to begin with the 2028 Tour Championship.
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