Total Prize Money of 95.2 Billion KRW... PGA Tour Champions to Grow Bigger Next Year

25 Regular Season, 3 PO, Total 28 Tournaments
Total Prize Money $69 Million, Largest Ever

The prize money for next year's U.S. professional golf (PGA) Senior Tour will increase further.

The PGA Tour Champions announced the 2025 schedule on the 30th (local time). Next year, a total of 28 tournaments will be held, including 25 regular season events and 3 playoffs. The total prize money will reach $69 million (approximately 95.2 billion KRW), the largest ever in PGA Tour Champions history. The season opener, the Mitsubishi Electric Championship, will be held over three days starting January 17 in Hawaii, USA. The season will conclude with the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, the final playoff event, held from November 14 to 17.

The James Hardy Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational (April 5-7) will be newly introduced. A notable change in next year's PGA Tour Champions schedule is the American Family Insurance Championship. This tournament will switch to a two-player team format. The venue will also change from University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, Wisconsin, to TPC Wisconsin.

This year, the PGA Tour Champions held 28 tournaments. From next month, November 7 to 10, the Charles Schwab Cup Championship (with a total prize money of $3 million) will be held in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Only 36 players will compete to determine the best player. South Korea will be represented by Yang Yong-eun and Choi Kyung-ju.