How many majors are in the PGA Tour Champions?

There are five major championships in the PGA TOUR Champions

More about the PGA TOUR Champions Majors

The PGA Tour Champions, formally the Senior PGA Tour and The Champions Tour, is a branch of the PGA Tour.

There is a roster of five major championships.

  • The Tradition – May
  • Senior PGA Championship – May
  • U.S. Senior Open – July
  • Senior Players Championship – June
  • The Senior Open Championship – July

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