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Raymond James Takes PGA Tour Greensboro by Storm
13 Aug
Summary
- Raymond James will be the new title sponsor of the PGA Tour event in Greensboro starting in 2027.
- The tournament, formerly the Wyndham Open, will be renamed "GO by Raymond James".
- The event has a rich history, dating back to 1938, and will remain in Greensboro.
The PGA Tour's long-standing event in Greensboro, North Carolina, is set for a significant change. Starting in 2027, Raymond James will become the new title sponsor, replacing Wyndham. This partnership marks the end of Wyndham's 20-year sponsorship, which began in 2007.
The tournament, historically known as the Greater Greensboro Open since its inception in 1938, will adopt a new identity: "GO by Raymond James." This event is slated to be among the approximately two dozen tournaments featured in the top-tier PGA Tour Championship Series by 2028. Play will continue to take place in Greensboro, specifically at Sedgefield Country Club, during the familiar August dates.
This sponsorship by Raymond James, which also holds naming rights for the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers stadium, signifies a commitment to continuing the tournament's legacy. PGA Tour officials expressed pride in building upon the event's history and its local charitable impact.
