The PGA Tour’s Fall 2023 Schedule is starting to take shape.
According to a Golf Channel report , a tentative fall schedule lists seven events for September, October, and November. There were nine events on the 2022 fall schedule.
The tentative fall schedule doesn’t include the CJ Cup, which was held in four different locations for six years, or the Houston Open. These events have been part of the Tour’s calendar since 1946. It is not clear if they will move to another place on the schedule in the 2023-24 season.
According to reports, the fall slate will begin in Napa, California at the Fortinet Championship on Sept. 14-17. There would then be two weeks, which includes the Ryder Cup at Rome.
Oct. 5-8 would see the Sanderson Farms Championship, while the Shriners Children’s Open (Oct. 12-15) in Las Vegas will be followed by Zozo Championship (Oct. 19-22 in Japan).
Although the World Wide Technology Championship is scheduled for Nov. 2-5th, it’s not clear where it will take place. In recent years, the tournament has been hosted by El Cameleon Golf Club in Mayakoba. However, the 2023 LIV Golf League event will be held in February 2023. The PGA Tour’s fall schedule would end with the Bermuda Championship (Nov. 9-12), and RSM Classic(Nov. 16-19).
Fall 2023 will include the QBE Shootout, Naples, Florida. This event is becoming a mixed-team event featuring PGA Tour and LPGA golfers.
