The 2027 professional golf schedule is officially set. Players and fans now have the exact roadmap for the four men’s major championships and the biennial Ryder Cup. The season tees off at Augusta National on April 8. But the real anchor of the year arrives in July, when the Open Championship returns to the Old Course at St Andrews for a record 31st time.
Following the Masters, the 109th PGA Championship runs from May 20 to May 23. It lands in Texas at the Omni PGA Frisco. That specific Fields Ranch East setup stretches 8,000 yards. The grueling track will test the field before the tour shifts to the California coast. The 127th U.S. Open takes over Pebble Beach Golf Links from June 17 through June 20.
Then comes the 155th Open Championship in Scotland from July 15 to July 18. St Andrews always commands attention. Just two months later, the international rivalry reignites. The 2027 Ryder Cup hits Limerick, Ireland from September 17 to September 19.
The lead-up to these tournaments will feel very different for the players. The PGA Tour is actively restructuring its early-season schedule. That means navigating a reorganized Florida swing in the direct run-up to the April Masters. The Cadillac Championship shifts to early March, while the Valspar Championship moves to May. It is a calculated transition toward a bifurcated system of Track 1 and Track 2 events expected to fully launch in 2028.