Everything we know about the 2021 PGA Tour season, which will feature six majors
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2021 PGA Tour schedule was slightly delayed and began with the Safeway Open in September.
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With the 2020 US Open and Masters postponed, they fell into the 2021 schedule, meaning there will be six majors this season.
Elsewhere the Greenbrier, the traditional season-opener, and the PGA Tour have agreed to end their 10-year relationship. The contract was due to run until 2026.
The PGA Tour also announced that the WGC-HSBC Champions, due to take place in October in Shanghai, was cancelled, while the WGC-Mexico Championship moves to Florida and will be known as the World Golf Championships at The Concession.
Also missing was the traditional Christmas jaunt to the Bahamas for Tiger Woods Foundation-hosted Hero World Challenge.
2021 PGA Tour schedule
Safeway Open
September 10-13, 2020
Silverado Resort, California
Winner: Stewart Cink
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US Open
September 17-20, 2020
Winged Foot, New York
Winner: Bryson DeChambeau
Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship
September 24-27, 2020
Puntacana, Dominican Republic
Winner: Hudson Swafford
Sanderson Farms Championship
October 1-4, 2020
Country Club of Jackson, Mississippi
Winner: Sergio Garcia
Shriners Hospitals for Children Open
October 8-11, 2020
TPC Summerlin, Nevada
Winner: Martin Laird
The CJ Cup
October 15-18, 2020
Shadow Creek, Nevada
Winner: Jason Kokrak
Zozo Championship
October 22-25, 2020
Sherwood Country Club, California
Winner: Patrick Cantlay
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Bermuda Championship
October 29-November 1, 2020
Port Royal Golf Course, Bermuda
Winner: Brian Gay
Houston Open
November 5-8, 2020
Memorial Park Golf Course, Texas
Winner: Carlos Ortiz
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The Masters
November 12-15, 2020
Augusta National, Georgia
Winner: Dustin Johnson
RSM Classic
November 19-22, 2020
Sea Island Resort, Georgia
Winner: Robert Streb
Mayakoba Golf Classic
December 3-6, 2020
El Camaleon Golf Club, Mexico
Winner: Viktor Hovland
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QBE Shootout
December 3-6, 2020
Tiburon Golf Club, Florida
Winners: Matt Kuchar and Harris English
Sentry Tournament of Champions
January 7-10, 2021
Kapalua, Hawaii
Winner: Harris English
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Sony Open
January 14-17, 2021
Waialae, Hawaii
Winner: Kevin Na
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The American Express
January 21-24, 2021
La Quinta, California
Winner: Si Woo Kim
Farmers Insurance Open
January 28-31, 2021
Torrey Pines, California
Winner: Patrick Reed
Waste Management Phoenix Open
February 4-7, 2021
TPC Scottsdale, Arizona
Winner: Brooks Koepka
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
February 11-14, 2021
Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Monterey Peninsula, California
Winner: Daniel Berger
Genesis Invitational
February 18-21, 2021
Riviera, California
Winner: Max Homa
WGC-Workday Championship
February 25-28, 2021
The Concession, Florida
Winner: Collin Morikawa
Puerto Rico Open
February 25-28, 2021
Grand Reserve, Puerto Rico
Winner: Branden Grace
Arnold Palmer Invitational
March 4-7, 2021
Bay Hill, Florida
Winner: Bryson DeChambeau
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The Players Championship
March 11-14, 2021
TPC Sawgrass, Florida
Winner: Justin Thomas
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Honda Classic
March 18-21, 2021
PGA National, Florida
Winner: Matt Jones
WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play
March 25-28, 2021
Austin, Texas
Winner: Billy Horschel
Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship
March 25-28, 2021
Puntacana, Dominican Republic
Winner: Joel Dahmen
Valero Texas Open
April 1-4, 2021
TPC San Antonio, Texas
Winner: Jordan Spieth
The Masters
April 8-11, 2021
Augusta National, Georgia
Winner: Hideki Matsuyama
RBC Heritage
April 15-18, 2021
Harbour Town, South Carolina
Winner: Stewart Cink
Zurich Classic of New Orleans
April 22-25, 2021
TPC Louisiana, Louisiana
Winners: Cam Smith and Marc Leishman
Valspar Championship
April 29-May 2
Innisbrook, Florida
Winner: Sam Burns
Wells Fargo Championship
May 6-9, 2021
Quail Hollow, North Carolina
Winner: Rory McIlroy
AT&T Byron Nelson
May 13-16, 2021
TPC Craig Ranch, Texas
Winner: KH Lee
PGA Championship
May 20-23, 2021
Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Winner: Phil Mickelson
Charles Schwab Challenge
May 27-30, 2021
Colonial, Texas
Winner: Jason Kokrak
The Memorial
June 3-6, 2021
Muirfield Village, Ohio
Winner: Patrick Cantlay
Palmetto Championship
June 10-13, 2021
Congaree, South Carolina
Winner: Garrick Higgo
US Open
June 17-20, 2021
Torrey Pines, California
Winner: Jon Rahm
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Travelers Championship
June 24-27, 2021
TPC River Highlands, Connecticut
Winner: Harris English
Rocket Mortgage Classic
July 1-4, 2021
Detroit, Michigan
Winner: Cam Davis
John Deere Classic
July 8-11, 2021
TPC Deere Run, Illinois
Winner: Lucas Glover
The Open
July 15-18, 2021
Royal St George’s, Kent, England
Winner: Collin Morikawa
Barbasol Championship
July 15-18, 2021
Keene Trace, Kentucky
Winner: Seamus Power
3M Open
July 22-25, 2021
TPC Twin Cities, Minnesota
Winner: Cameron Champ
Olympic Games
July 29-August 1
Kasumigaseki, Kanto, Japan
Medallists: Xander Schauffele (gold), Rory Sabbatini (silver), CT Pan (bronze)
WGC-FedEx St Jude Invitational
August 5-8, 2021
TPC Southwind, Tennessee
Winner: Abraham Ancer
Barracuda Championship
August 5-8, 2021
Old Greenwood, California
Winner: Erik van Rooyen
Wyndham Championship
August 12-15, 2021
Sedgefield, North Carolina
Winner: Kevin Kisner
FedEx Cup Play-offs
The Northern Trust
August 19-23, 2021
Liberty National, New Jersey
Winner: Tony Finau
BMW Championship
August 26-29, 2021
Caves Valley, Maryland
Winner: Patrick Cantlay
Tour Championship
September 2-5, 2021
East Lake, Georgia
Winner: Patrick Cantlay
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