The PGA TOUR heads back to Silverado Resort’s North Course for the 2025 Procore Championship — a FedExCup Fall stop with a stacked field, wine-country vibes, and a par-72 test that rewards control under pressure.
The Procore Championship 2025 is more than just another stop on the PGA TOUR Fall schedule — it’s where Napa Valley’s Silverado Resort transforms into golf’s biggest stage, showcasing FedExCup points battles, Ryder Cup prep, and a course that has tested legends for decades. With stars like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, and Collin Morikawa eyeing an early statement in wine country, this event delivers elite ball-striking, dramatic finishes, and unforgettable fan experiences. For golfers, fans, and travelers alike, it’s the perfect blend of championship golf, California vineyards, and high-stakes competition.
Quick Facts
- Dates: Sept 11–14, 2025
- Venue: Silverado Resort & Spa — North Course (Napa Valley, CA), par 72, ~7,138 yards
- Purse: $6,000,000 (PGA TOUR)
- FedExCup: 500 points to the winner
- Defending event champion at Silverado: Sahith Theegala (2024)
What to Know
Procore takes the traditional Silverado opener spot on the FedExCup Fall. The North Course is a classic, tree-lined Robert Trent Jones design updated by Johnny Miller — tight sightlines, subtle elevations, and greens where leaving the ball under the hole is everything.
The Field & Storylines
Tournament organizers announced one of the strongest Napa fields yet — headlined by World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and a wave of recent major winners and U.S. Ryder Cup team members committed as of the late-August release. Names included Scheffler, Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa, Cameron Young, Russell Henley, Harris English, Ben Griffin, Sam Burns and J.J. Spaun. Expect a genuine tune-up week for Ryder Cup form and pairings chemistry, plus a showdown of elite approach play on Silverado’s smallish targets.
- Why it matters: 500 FedExCup points, OWGR points and a two-year exemption keep stakes high in the Fall.
- Who fits: Top-tier iron players who flight wedges and control spin; drivers who favor the proper side of fairways to open green angles.
Course Guide (Player POV)
Silverado North rewards discipline more than raw speed. Here’s how I’d map it as a pro:
- Front-nine patience: The opening stretch punishes over-aggression. Club down to the correct sides of fairways; center-green is a win when pins are back-left behind bunkers.
- Par-3 decisions: No. 11 (the signature short iron over water) is a green-light yardage only if you’re pin-high. Short-side = instant bogey vibes.
- Par-5 scoring: Layup windows are narrow; favor full-wedge numbers over “almost” yardages. Birdies come from disciplined third shots, not hero seconds.
- 17th theater: That lakeside par-3 late (moved in routing a couple years back) is a momentum swing. Take the extra club in the afternoon breeze and aim to the fat — two putts keep you in it.
- Greens IQ: Napa’s bent surfaces get slick. Practice uphill left-to-righters; leave approaches hole-high or slightly under to avoid defensive strokes.
How to Watch & Schedule
Television and streaming partners list Golf Channel and ESPN+ for coverage, with Thursday–Sunday competition rounds. Tournament week activities include practice days, a Wednesday Pro-Am, and four rounds Thu–Sun.
- Round days: Thu–Sun, Sept 11–14
- Practice/Pro-Am: Early week + Wednesday Pro-Am
Tickets, Parking & On-Site Experiences
General admission typically starts around $55/day and includes access to public viewing areas and fan zones. Kids 15 and under free with a ticketed adult (up to four per adult). On-site highlights include the Visit Napa Valley Fan Village and the Meiomi Wine Terrace overlooking the signature par-3. Daily parking is commonly listed at $25. Premium experiences such as the NorthBay Health Redwood Club begin near $300/day.
Local Qualifiers
The Northern California PGA administers open and pre-qualifying for the Procore Championship in the weeks leading up to tournament play. If you’re chasing a spot, watch those entry and tee-time pages — fields fill quickly.
Pro Notebook: How I’d Prep to Win
- Fairway-first setup: Three-wood gets heavy reps — shape to preferred sides for approach angles.
- Wedge calibration: Napa’s afternoon breeze knocks spin; rehearse three stock trajectories (low, flighted, standard) for 85–135 yards.
- Short-side saves: Practice bunker shots to tight pins with downhill run-offs; most pars are earned greenside.
- Par-3 blueprint: Build a conservative target matrix — 75% center-green, 25% green-light. Bogeys here cost momentum.
- Wind windows: Track PM gust patterns on 10–13 and 17; choose the extra club before you see water.
FAQ Procore Championship 2025
- What channel is the Procore Championship on?
- Golf Channel carries linear TV; ESPN+ provides streaming coverage and featured groups.
- How long is Silverado North for the event?
- Approximately 7,138 yards, par 72, after Johnny Miller’s updates to the classic routing.
- How many FedExCup points does the winner earn?
- 500 points, along with a two-year exemption and entry into select signature events.
Sources
- Official site: Procore Championship
- Procore blog & fan experiences
- About the Course (yardage & design)
- ESPN tournament page (purse, broadcast)
- PGA TOUR media overview
- Aug. 29, 2025 press release (Ryder Cup commits, tickets)
- Silverado Resort — hole notes & signature holes
- Tickets
- NCPGA qualifiers info (via TOUR qualifying hub)
