The PGA Tour's Championship Series is set to get a new sponsor in Raymond James, a financial corporation known for its sponsorship of the Buccaneers' stadium. This deal comes as Wyndham's 20-year title sponsorship of the Wyndham Championship expired, raising questions about the event's future. The tour is reportedly seeking at least $30M annually from Championship Series title sponsors, with the North Carolina General Assembly offering up to $40M to keep the tournament at the top tier. Raymond James' sponsorship is expected to help cover some of these costs. The tour has confirmed five other Championship Series events for 2028, with more expected to join. However, the future of BMW's sponsorship and the postseason format remain uncertain. The 3M Open and the Texas Children's Houston Open are also said to have put in bids for Championship Series events, adding to the competition for top-tier sponsorships. The PGA Tour's Championship Series is a highly coveted spot, with only a handful of available events remaining from a sponsorship perspective. Raymond James' entry into the Championship Series is a significant development, but the details of the deal and the length of the sponsorship remain unknown.
