Memphis’ position as one of the premier sites on the PGA Tour’s calendar will cease following the 2027 FedEx St. Jude Championship.

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The BMW Championship is the only postseason event that moves. It led to some measure of consternation this year because of the heat wave and three tournaments; St. Louis and Atlanta. All that changes with the revamped 2028 schedule,

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Scottie Scheffler is fresh off an eight-shot victory and heads to the BMW Championship leading the top 50 players still alive in the PGA Tour postseason.

The PGA Tour, which will implement a new competitive structure in 2028 has already confirmed Memphis will no longer host a playoff event.

Temperatures are expected in the triple digits this week in Memphis, Tennessee. It's not only a concern for this playoff event, but for the Tour's future schedule.

This has been a brutal stretch of FedEx Cup playoff events across Tennessee, St. Louis and Atlanta. That's going to change in 2028 under the revamped schedule for the PGA Tour's postseason.