Seattle area still in the PGA Tour conversation for a tour stop

The PGA Tour is slowly getting its plans together for the 2028 season and Seattle is still in the hunt for a possible tour stop.

Things will be changing drastically for the 2028 season with multiple tours, different sponsors and a new look for the PGA Tour.

First introduced by PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp at the Travelers Championship, the Tour will feature a new competitive structure beginning in 2028. Players will be split between two series of tournaments, the PGA Tour Championship Series and the PGA Tour Challenger Series. The best in the world will compete regularly against each other on the PGA Tour Championship Series, which will feature a schedule of 23 to 24 events inclusive of the majors, The Players Championship, a reimagined postseason and an annual team event (Presidents Cup or Ryder Cup).

The full 2028 schedule is expected to be announced early next year, but the pieces are beginning to come together on which events will comprise the PGA Tour Championship Series. Five events have been confirmed since last week, including the Travelers, the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard, the Cadillac Championship and The Sentry, the TOUR’s long-standing stop at Torrey Pines.

Some locations have not been named for potential tour stops and Seattle is among those in the running with Sahalee and Chambers Bay both being named as possible sites for a tournament. So stay tuned.