The PGA Tour has announced its 2026 schedule, with a Signature Event at President Donald Trump's Doral course marking the biggest change. But just a few weeks later, the Tour officially announced another change that had been rumored for weeks. Drought conditions put the Sentry Tournament in danger, but now it officially will not be played at Kapaula to start the PGA Tour season.

“Following discussions with the Governor’s office, as well as leadership from Sentry Insurance, Kapalua Resort and Maui County, the PGA TOUR has determined the 2026 playing of The Sentry will not be contested at The Plantation Course at Kapalua due to ongoing drought conditions, water conservation requirements, agronomic conditions and logistical challenges,” a Tour statement read.

There was no replacement

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