The PGA Tour is officially ending its Hawaiian swing, which includes the iconic The Sentry and the Sony Open, as it prepares for a significant schedule overhaul beginning in 2027. The Sentry, a tournament exclusive to previous season winners since its inception in 1999, saw changes in eligibility following the pandemic, expanding to include all Tour Championship qualifiers. This year's Sentry was not held due to a water dispute amid severe drought, while the Sony Open, a staple since the 1960s, remains the first full-field event of the season. Both tournaments have faced increasing logistical and financial challenges due to their geographic isolation from the mainland, making them among the costliest on the tour calendar. The PGA Tour expressed gratitude for the support received from the Plantation Course at Kapalua and other local partners. Looking ahead, the first event on the 2027 schedule is the AmEx, set to start in late January, with a complete schedule expected to be released soon.