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The outlines of the PGA Tour's Championship Series, set to kick off in 2028, are taking shape.
The PGA Tour announced via its official website today (the 5th) that the Cadillac Championship has been added to the Championship Series starting two years from now, bringing the number of confirmed tournaments to at least 10.
Beginning in 2028, the PGA Tour plans to operate its tournaments by dividing them into the Championship Series, featuring only top-tier players, and the Challenger Series, for the remaining players.
The Championship Series is expected to consist of 23 to 24 tournaments.
The currently confirmed Championship Series events include the Cadillac Championship announced on the 5th, The Sentry, the Sompo tournament (official tournament name TBD), the Travelers Championship, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the four major championships, and The Players Championship, totaling 10 events.
When factoring in the biennial team competitions—the Presidents Cup or the Ryder Cup—roughly half of the tournaments for the 2028 Championship Series have now been secured.
(Photo: Capture of PGA Tour website, Yonhap News)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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