The 2025 PGA Tour schedule will feature very few year-over-year changes.
The 39-event slate will mark the second consecutive year that the Tour uses a signature-event series model with additional full-field events that provide further playing opportunities and career advancement through the Aon Swing 5 and Next 10 programs.
The regular season will include the four major championships, The Players, eight signature events, 18 full-field events and five additional tournaments.
The eight signature events will continue to feature limited fields with increased prize funds and FedExCup point allocations. The only change to the signature events for 2025 will be the newly named Truist Championship, which replaces the Wells Fargo Championship. The Truist, scheduled for May 8-11, will be held next year at Philadelphia Cricket Club, with usual host site Quail Hollow preparing to host the PGA Championship in May 2025.
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan met with media on Wednesday at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the first of three playoff events. He said talks continue with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund but offered little update on progress towards any deal.
“As it relates to times and timeframes and where we are, I’d just say that we’re in a good place with the conversations,” he said. “That’s the most important thing.”
Asked if the release of the Tour’s ’25 schedule suggested there would be no involvement with LIV through 2026 or 2027, Monahan replied, “That’s fair.”
Among the other minor changes to the Tour’s schedule: As previously reported, the Memorial will return to its regular date on the schedule, two weeks before the U.S. Open, May 29-June 1, with the RBC Canadian Open to follow. There will also not be a match-play event on Tour for the second straight year.
Next year’s BMW Championship – the second leg of the FedExCup playoffs – will be held at Caves Valley in Maryland, which last hosted the event in 2021.
Here is the full Tour schedule for 2025 (the fall slate will be announced at a later date).