PGA Tour Drops Hawaii Stop, Ends 56-Year Island Run

TL;DR
The PGA Tour will not host a Hawaii event in 2027, ending a 56-year island-run as it rolls out a revamped schedule. Following The Sentry’s 2026 cancellation due to grass and water issues at Kapalua, the Sony Open in Waialae opened the season with a sponsorship transition; Hawaii’s two events collectively generate about $150 million annually. The Tour is weighing a replacement West Coast stop (potentially Torrey Pines) as it renegotiates sponsorships and venues to shape the new calendar.
- PGA Tour signals new era with axing of Hawaii events from schedule Fox News
- Aloha, PGA Tour. Hawaii will be without a tour event in 2027 for the first time in 56 years Yahoo Sports
- PGA TOUR confirms plans to end Maui event, exploring PGA TOUR Champions options for Sony Open in Hawaii PGA Tour
- PGA Tour to skip Hawaii after nearly 60-year run Hawaii News Now
- PGA Tour making significant change to start of next season Yahoo Sports
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