What Happened to the Procore Championship 2026?
What Happened to the Procore Championship 2026?
If you've been searching for the Procore Championship 2026 dates and coming up empty, you're not alone. The popular PGA Tour event held at Silverado Resort in Napa, California has disappeared from the 2026 schedule — and golf fans across the country are asking why.
Here's the full story.
The Procore Championship Has Been Dropped from the 2026 PGA Tour Schedule
The Procore Championship is not on the 2026 PGA Tour calendar. The event — which has been held at Silverado Resort and Spa's North Course in Napa Valley every year since 2007 under a string of different title sponsors — has been left off the newly released FedEx Cup Fall schedule for 2026.
The reason? Procore Technologies declined to renew its title sponsorship after a two-year deal that ran through the 2025 season.
Andy McDowell, the tournament's executive director, confirmed the situation publicly:
"A tournament in Napa was not included, and the week we have traditionally hosted the event currently remains open. This is because Procore declined the option to renew as title sponsor, leaving us without a title partner at this time."
McDowell added that if a new title sponsor is secured, the tournament is planned for September 7–13, 2026 at Silverado Resort. So the door isn't completely closed — but for now, there is no confirmed event.
Why Did the Procore Championship Lose Its Spot?
The loss of the Napa event is part of a broader shake-up of the PGA Tour calendar driven by new CEO Brian Rolapp, who has been pushing the tour toward what he calls "scarcity" — fewer, bigger, better events rather than a sprawling schedule of 40+ tournaments.
The Procore Championship and the Sanderson Farms Championship in Mississippi were both absent when the 2026 FedEx Cup Fall schedule was announced, replaced by two new events:
- The Biltmore Championship Asheville — a brand new event at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove in Asheville, North Carolina (September 17–20, 2026), marking the PGA Tour's return to Asheville for the first time in over 80 years
- The Good Good Championship — a new event in Austin, Texas, created in partnership with YouTube golf stars Good Good Golf, scheduled for November 2026
The 2026 FedEx Cup Fall now runs eight events — one more than 2025 — but Napa is no longer among them.
A Tournament With Deep Roots in Napa
The loss of a PGA Tour event in Napa is significant. Silverado Resort's North Course has hosted professional golf since 1968 and has been a regular fixture on the PGA Tour calendar under a series of names:
- Kaiser International Open Invitational (1968–1980)
- Safeway Open (2016–2020)
- Fortinet Championship (2021–2023)
- Procore Championship (2024–2025)
Scottie Scheffler, the world number one, won the 2025 edition in impressive fashion — giving the event one of its strongest fields in years thanks to its proximity to the Ryder Cup, which saw almost the entire US team tee it up in Napa as a warm-up.
Now, with no title sponsor confirmed, Scheffler has no title to defend.
What Replaces It? The 2026 FedEx Cup Fall Schedule
For fans who follow the fall swing closely, here's how the 2026 FedEx Cup Fall shapes up without Napa:
- Biltmore Championship Asheville — The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, Asheville, NC (September 17–20)
- Presidents Cup — Medinah Country Club, Chicago, IL (September 24–27)
- Remaining fall events through to the RSM Classic in November, including stops in Japan, Mexico, Bermuda, and Texas
The fall swing still matters enormously for players fighting to retain their PGA Tour cards and improve their FedEx Cup standings heading into the new season.
Could the Procore Championship Return?
Possibly. McDowell and his team are actively seeking a new title sponsor. The dates remain open and the venue is willing. If a new partnership is confirmed, the tournament could still happen in September 2026 — it just won't carry the Procore name.
Golf fans in Napa will be hoping for good news. A region that has hosted professional golf for nearly six decades isn't going to give up its spot on the calendar without a fight.
Gear Up for the Fall Swing
Whether you're heading to Asheville for the Biltmore Championship or watching the fall swing from home, there's no better time to refresh your golf style for the new season.
At Range Ratz, we've got premium golf hats and magnetic ball markers built for golfers who take their game seriously — without taking themselves too seriously. The Midnight Birdie is our top pick for the fall swing, and don't forget to pair it with the Double Trouble Magnetic Golf Ball Marker. Browse our Best Sellers and find the perfect accessories to kick off the 2026 FedEx Cup Fall in style.
👉 Shop the Range Ratz Best Sellers — gear up for the fall swing →
Final Thoughts
The Procore Championship 2026 is off the schedule — for now. Procore's decision not to renew its title sponsorship, combined with the PGA Tour's push to streamline its calendar, has left one of professional golf's most scenic venues without an event this September.
Whether a new sponsor steps in to save the Napa tournament remains to be seen. In the meantime, the fall swing moves on — and the Biltmore Championship in Asheville is shaping up to be a compelling replacement as the new season opener.
Keep an eye on this space. If the Napa event is confirmed under a new title sponsor, we'll have all the details right here.