PGA Tour heads to Japan, and Europe has a strong field at the Spanish Open

The PGA Tour will visit Yokohama, Japan, for the BAYCURRENT CLASSIC at Yokohama CC, a course with a 7,322-yard length and a par of 71. The event will offer $8 million in prize money, with the winner taking home $1.44 million. This is the strongest field of the Fall season, featuring 13 players from the Presidents Cup, including defending champion Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, Hideki Matsuyama, and Collin Morikawa.

Tom Kim withdrew after winning a gold medal at the Asian Games. Jordan Spieth, returning from the FedEx Cup Fall, begins his first event. Hiroshi Iwata returns from a victory on the Japan Golf Tour, and Yuta Sugiura declines to play in the Korn Ferry Tour Championship. The field includes 72 players, making it the only fall event without a 36-hole cut. The next tournament is the Butterfield Bermuda Championship on October 22-25.