The Chicago area is finally back as a clear destination for big professional golf tournaments. The PGA Tour's BMW Championship is at Olympia Fields from Aug. 14-20 and the LIV Tour returns to Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove from Sept. 22-24.
First the good news -- and this year it's very good news. The Chicago area is finally back as a clear destination for big professional golf tournaments.
The only annual visit from the PGA Tour in Illinois remains the John Deere Classic, but it's in Silvis, on the outskirts of Moline and Rock Island and the Iowa towns of Davenport and Bettendorf. by signing up you agree to our terms of service The Ladies PGA Tour hasn't been to the Chicago area since 2018. PGA Tour Champions made its last visit in 2015. The U.S. Golf Association held a U.S. Open at Olympia Fields in 2003, Jim Furyk winning, and then returned only for the inaugural U.S. Senior Women's Open at Chicago Golf Club in 2018.
Enough about what hasn't been here. This is a year to celebrate what's immediately ahead. The Western Golf Association, with headquarters shifted to Glenview, is bringing the first tour stop to the area before the BMW arrives. The NV5 Invitational, on the PGA's alternative Korn Ferry Tour, has better dates and more prize money this year.
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