The PGA TOUR's Fall Schedule is Here

The PGA TOUR hasn’t even teed off its 2026 season yet, but it’s already laying out the roadmap for what comes after the FedEx Cup. On Friday, the TOUR released its full fall schedule—highlighted by the debut of the Good Good Championship in Austin which brings the event count over the two-month stretch up to eight total (up from seven in 2025).

So while we wait eagerly for the 2026 season season to kick off next week at the Sony Open—it’s killing my vibe not to be watching Kapalua tonight—let's take a look at what the fall will bring.

The fall schedule serves as a bridge between seasons, giving players a chance to secure status, earn FedEx Cup points, and set themselves up for the year ahead. While it doesn’t always grab headlines, it’s become increasingly important (and increasingly action-packed) in recent seasons.

Not included below is the Presidents Cup, which will be held at Medinah from September 24-27. I'd expect most of Team USA (and maybe Team International) at the Biltmore Championship the week before for a little prep.

The PGA TOUR’s Fall 2026 Schedule

Biltmore Championship Asheville

Course: The Cliffs at Walnut Cove

Location: Asheville, North Carolina

Dates: September 17-20

Bank of Utah Championship

Course: Black Desert Resort

Location: Ivins, Utah

Dates: October 1-4

Baycurrent Classic

Course: Yokohama Country Club

Location: Yokohama, Japan

Dates: October 8-11

Butterfield Bermuda Championship

Course: Port Royal Golf Course

Location: Southampton, Bermuda

Dates: October 22-25

Vidantaworld Mexico Open

Course: Vidanta Vallarta Golf Course

Location: Vallarta, Mexico

Dates: October 29-November 1

World Wide Technology Championship

Course: El Cardonal at Dimante

Location: Los Cabos, Mexico

Dates: November 5-8

Good Good Championship

Course: Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa

Location: Austin, Texas

Dates: November 12-15

The RSM Classic

Course: Sea Island Golf Club

Location: St. Simons Island, Georgia

Dates: November 19-22

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The biggest addition to the fall slate is the Good Good Championship, which heads to Omni Barton Creek in Austin from November 12–15. With YouTube golf’s biggest brand now officially tied to the PGA TOUR, it’s another sign that the fall schedule is evolving beyond a quiet wrap-up and into something more culturally relevant.

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With international stops, a growing fall footprint and Good Good officially entering the PGA TOUR ecosystem, the fall schedule feels less like an afterthought—and more like required viewing.