Intro paragraph
The PGA Tour is set to make a historic change, leaving behind the picturesque fairways of Kapalua and Waialae as part of a sweeping schedule revamp set to take effect in 2027. For the first time in 63 years, golf enthusiasts will witness a calendar devoid of events in Hawaii, a significant shift for a location synonymous with the start of every golf season.
Key takeaways
- The PGA Tour will not hold any tournaments in Hawaii for the first time since 1964.
- This decision follows the cancellation of the season opener in Maui due to severe drought conditions.
- Kapalua and Waialae have hosted the Sentry Tournament of Champions and Sony Open, respectively, for decades.
- The change is part of a broader effort to restructure the Tour schedule for increased viewer engagement and logistics.
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