Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, is likely to lose its PGA Tour tournament after an 80-year run, according to sources cited by Golfweek. The historic venue has hosted a Tour stop since 1946, making it one of the longest-tenured sites on the circuit.
The potential departure marks a significant shift for the PGA Tour schedule. Colonial has been a staple since the Tour's early years, with winners including Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, and more recently, Scottie Scheffler. The club's relationship with the Tour has spanned eight decades.
Details regarding the reasons for the likely split or a potential replacement venue were not immediately available. The PGA Tour has been reshaping its schedule in recent seasons, introducing designated events and adjusting its calendar structure.
