PGA Tour Solidifies 2028 Schedule with Quail Hollow Inclusion

The PGA Tour continues to fill out its elite schedule for the 2028 season, announcing that the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow Club will join the top-tier Championship Series. This inclusion adds to a roster of high-profile events set to debut under the tour’s new structure, which aims to spotlight the sport’s premier tournaments.

Tour leadership confirmed that eight of the 15 designated regular-season events for the Championship Series have now been established. While the Quail Hollow addition was widely expected due to the event’s history and status as a signature tournament, other entries like the Sompo Championship and the Greensboro-based event, now known as the GO by Raymond James, represent newer shifts in the lineup. Officials noted that while only eight slots are public, three more have been identified and will be revealed shortly.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the remaining four regular-season slots. The Tour reported active dialogue with 14 prospective partners to fill these final spots, citing high demand. A complete schedule for the 2028 Championship Series is anticipated to be unveiled on February 22.

On the media front, veteran golfer Jim Furyk has signed a multiyear contract to serve as the lead analyst for PGA Tour events and major championships. This expanded role will see Furyk covering the sport’s biggest moments, including events that are part of the revamped 2028 schedule. This move solidifies his position with the network as coverage expands to include full tournament rights for events like The American Express.

Comcast Corporation, the parent company of Golf Channel, trades with a market capitalization of approximately $96.01 billion. The stock was recently down 0.35%. Comcast’s media segment remains integral to the distribution of PGA Tour coverage through its extensive broadcasting platforms.

What to watch

• February 22, 2026: Expected announcement of the full 2028 Championship Series schedule.
• Future disclosures regarding the three identified but unannounced Championship Series tournaments.
• Updates on the future of the Genesis Invitational and its hosting situation at Riviera Country Club.

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