The PGA Tour schedule is heading for big change from the 2027 season, which won’t start in Hawaii. Ending its tournament presence in Maui, the PGA Tour will explore options to transition the Sony Open in Hawaii into a PGA Tour Champions event.

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The PGA Tour is planning to abandon the traditional season-opening swing in Hawaii from 2027, it said Monday."We are grateful to The Plantation Course at Kapalua, Kapalua Resort, Maui County and the state of Hawaii for their longtime support of our season-opening PGA Tour event, as well as the fans, partners and volunteers across Maui who have supported the event throughout the years," the Tour said.

The PGA Tour will not return to Hawaii for the 2027 season, ending a 56-year tradition of events like the Sony Open and the season-opening Sentry.