PGA Tour returns Cadillac Championship to Trump National Doral after decade-long absence
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Updated · Fox News · Apr 26
PGA Tour returns Cadillac Championship to Trump National Doral after decade-long absence
15 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 26
The 2026 Cadillac Championship will be held next week at Trump National Doral in Miami, featuring world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, with Rory McIlroy and others opting out.
This marks the first PGA Tour event at Doral since 2016, and the finalized player list, which included Donald Trump’s name, has sparked notable public reaction online.
Doral, owned by the Trump Organization since 2012, is considered a challenging course, while the tournament’s return has reignited debate over signature event locations and the Tour’s scheduling.
Why are top golfers like Rory McIlroy skipping a $20 million signature event?
Can the PGA Tour's signature event model survive its biggest stars opting out?
How does Doral's notoriously difficult 'Blue Monster' challenge today's top golfers?
What does the Tour's return to Doral signal for its future business strategy?
Will the Tour's planned 2028 schedule overhaul solve its player burnout problem?