TULSA, Okla. — The 2022 PGA Championship is coming to Tulsa.
The PGA of America Board of Directors announced Monday that Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa is hosting the 2022 PGA Championship.
Excited to return to SHCC for the fifth time. The course offers a tough-but-fair test for the strongest field in golf.
As the PGA Championship team carefully evaluated the many terrific golf courses across the country that expressed interest in hosting the 2022 PGA Championship, it became clear to the Board of Directors that Southern Hills will give us an advantage to operate and execute the Championship in this shortened window of time on par with our standards required to host a Major championship.
Building on its Major championship pedigree, SHCC and Tulsa have been an incredibly enthusiastic and supportive market in our four previous PGA Championships. It is also important to note we have an existing PGA Championships operations team on the ground and volunteer committees ready to go.
We are thrilled to be coming back to Southern Hills Country Club, which underwent a wonderful restoration by Gil Hanse in 2019. While this will be SHCC’s eighth overall men’s major, the most recent was the 2007 PGA Championship, won by Tiger Woods. There will be a great deal of excitement around today’s generation of top players taking on Southern Hills for the first time in a Major championship.
We thank the South Central PGA Section, their Board of Directors and the PGA Professional staff at Southern Hills, their Board and membership for their enthusiasm to host this event on a very tight timeline. We also recognize the impact that this decision has caused the NJ Section and will be working with them so it would not have a negative impact on their programming plans to help continue to grow the game.”
Southern Hills told 2 Works for You it is proud to continue "our great tradition of hosting major golf championships. We also forward to showcasing our club, city, and state."
Southern Hills last hosted the PGA Championship in 2007. Tiger Woods won that year.
Trending Stories:
- One person in custody after possible active shooter threat at Vinita High School
- DOWNLOAD the 2 Works for You app for alerts
- Proposed house bill named after missing transgender Native American
- FOLLOW 2 Works for You on Facebook
- Biden signs executive order to drop Trump’s transgender military ban
Stay in touch with us anytime, anywhere --
- Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices.
- Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you
- Like us on Facebook
- Follow us on Instagram
- Follow us on Twitter