EXCLUSIVE: Colonial Country Club likely losing PGA Tour event after 80-year run, per sources
Hogan’s Alley likely faces a new future as the PGA Tour overhauls its schedule.
Colonial Country Club, a historic venue on the PGA Tour since 1946, may soon lose its annual event due to the Tour's new Championship Series plans, according to sources. The Texas-based club, known as "Hogan's Alley" for Ben Hogan's five victories, is not expected to secure a spot in the new series, which is set to begin in 2028.
Sources suggest the club might instead join the PGA Tour Champions and host the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, the season-ending playoff. The decision has sparked frustration among Colonial and Charles Schwab officials, who feel undervalued after 80 years of sponsorship. The club could also consider shifting to the senior circuit and its familiar faces, many of whom have a rich history at Colonial.
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