Procore Championship 2025: Field, tee times, payout, and everything you need to know

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The Procore Championship is here! The Golfing Gazette shares all the key information about the tournament.

The 2025 PGA Tour season ended at the Tour Championship three weeks ago, and there have been no tournaments since.

This means that it’s the first opportunity for the United States Ryder Cup team to play in a competitive event since Keegan Bradley announced his team.

Here is everything you need to know about the Procore Championship, including the field, tee times, payout, and much more.

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When is the Procore Championship?

The first round of the Procore Championship is on Thursday, September 11, and the final round is on Sunday, September 14. It’s the only PGA Tour event this month.

Where is the Procore Championship?

The Procore Championship has been hosted at the Silverado Resort in California since 2014.

Silverado Resort (North Course)

• Location: Napa, California
• Established: 1967
• Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr
• Par: 72
• Yardage: 7,138

Procore Championship field

The biggest storyline at the Procore Championship is that most of the United States players in the Ryder Cup squad are in the field.

Bryson DeChambeau and Xander Schauffele will not be at the Silverado Resort, but the remaining 10 golfers will compete at the event.

The list of superstars includes Scottie Scheffler, Collin Morikawa, Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay, and J.J. Spaun.

Procore Championship tee times

The tee times for rounds one and two of the Procore Championship have been announced. Here are the four key groups:

• 3:38 p.m. Thursday/10:33 a.m. Friday: Scottie Scheffler, Russell Henley, J.J. Spaun
• 3:49 p.m. Thursday/10:44 a.m. Friday: Collin Morikawa, Harris English, Webb Simpson
• 4 p.m. Thursday/10:55 a.m. Friday: Patrick Cantlay, Sam Burns, Gary Woodland
• 4:11 p.m. Thursday/11:06 a.m. Friday: Justin Thomas, Ben Griffin, Cameron Young

How to watch the Procore Championship

Golf fans in the United States can watch live TV coverage of the Procore Championship on Golf Channel and NBC Sports throughout the week.

What is the payout at the Procore Championship?

The prize money at this week’s Procore Championship totals $6 million. Here is what the top five players at the Silverado Resort will earn:

• Winner: $1.08 million
• 2nd: $654,000
• 3rd: $414,000
• 4th: $294,000
• 5th: $246,000

Procore Championship predictions

The Golfing Gazette writers have predicted the winner of the Procore Championship this week.

James Shearman: Russell Henley was in fine form during the FedEx Cup Playoffs, with three top-20 finishes. His second-place at the Tour Championship suggests that he will be in contention again at the Procore Championship.

Peter Lynch: A veteran on the PGA Tour, I can see Gary Woodland showing up the current Ryder Cup players this week.