
PGA Tour overhauls playoffs into two-week, rotating-match-play Tour Championship
Starting in 2028, the PGA Tour will replace the FedEx Cup-style playoffs with a two-week, match-play Tour Championship for the top 32 players after a 90-man stroke-play season, with venues rotating annually. Week one features World Cup-style group play (eight groups of four; top two advance; ties decided by playoff), and week two crowns the champion via a four-round, 16-player single-elimination bracket, with all players continuing to play to determine final standings. The move, driven by CEO Brian Rolapp and a Futures Competition Committee, is part of broader changes including a two-tier Championship Series and sponsor-shaping shifts intended to boost interest and global appeal.












