PGA Tour Returns to Trump National Doral with $20M Miami Championship in 2026

The PGA Tour will return to Trump National Doral in 2026, hosting the Miami Championship with a $20 million purse, marking the course's first PGA event in a decade. The tournament is scheduled for early May, fitting into a high-profile six-week stretch of major golf events, including the Masters and PGA Championship. Despite past sponsorship challenges at Doral since President Donald Trump purchased the resort in 2012, the Tour is actively seeking a title sponsor for the Miami Championship. The return to Doral follows a hiatus after 2016 when the Tour shifted events to Mexico City amid Trump's presidential campaign, and during the intervening years, the course hosted Saudi-backed LIV Golf events rather than PGA Tour competitions. Trump, a passionate golfer who has spent significant time at his courses during his turbulent second term, continues to maintain his properties as key venues for professional golf. PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp expressed enthusiasm about showcasing top players at iconic venues like Trump National Doral, highlighting the event's significance in the Tour calendar.