PGA Tour Schedule 2023: Major Changes, New Cities, and a Revamped Calendar (2026)

The PGA Tour is set to revolutionize its schedule, with a focus on major U.S. cities. But here's where it gets controversial: should the Players Championship be considered a major championship? The PGA Tour's plans are taking shape, with a potential announcement as soon as the Players Championship next month. The tour aims to play more tournaments in the largest U.S. markets, starting the season big, and owning the summer. This strategy could bring in new revenue from Fortune 500 companies and big corporations. The season's start is being considered to move after the Super Bowl, and the tour wants to 'own the summer' by avoiding competition with the NFL and college football. The Players Championship executive director, Lee Smith, hints at a new push, signaling confidence and momentum. The tour aims to create an experience worthy of the word 'major', with a concert on the famous 17th island green. But will the Players Championship be considered a major championship? Golf pundits, players, and fans are divided on this topic. The debate is on! What do you think? Comment below.

PGA Tour Schedule 2023: Major Changes, New Cities, and a Revamped Calendar (2026)

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