The PGA Tour announced on Tuesday that the Houston Open will return to the schedule next year, with a new spot in the circuits line up.The Astros Foundation, led by Astros owner Jim Crane and a consortium of local sponsors, agreed to a five-year deal to host the event, which will be played at the Golf Club of Houston.The Houston Open had historically been played the week before the Masters but had been struggling to find a sponsor. Officials with the Houston Golf Association had a May 31 deadline to secure a replacement.The event has always made a significant charitable impact by virtue of tremendous partners and outstanding community support, and thanks to the Astros Foundation and Jim Crane, these works including support of The First Tee of Greater Houston will continue, Tour commissioner Jay Monahan said in a statement.The Tour hasnt announced next seasons schedule, but according to various sources the Houston event was tentatively slated for the week before the U.S. Open. A possible replacement for that date could be a new event in Minnesota, which has been the site of a PGA Tour Champions tournament in recent years.
Houston Open secures 5-year sponsor agreement. By Rex Hoggard. June 12, 2018 at 1:32 PM. Getty Images The PGA Tour announced on Tuesday that the Houston Open will return to the schedule next year
Houston Open signs five-year deal with the PGA Tour, will
Houston Open signs five-year deal with the PGA Tour, will return as a fall event in 2019 announced they had come to an agreement to keep the 72-year-old tournament in operation through 2023
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The Houston Open will move to the fall starting next year, which opens a spot on the PGA schedule that could be filled by having the 3M Championship move from the Champions Tour.
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The PGA Tour announced Tuesday that it has a five-year agreement with the Astros Foundation to run the Houston Open starting in the fall of 2019. The Houston Open will not be on the PGA Tour
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The PGA Tour announced Tuesday that it has a five-year agreement with the Astros Foundation to run the Houston Open starting in the fall of 2019.
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The Houston Open, which is searching for a sponsor, will have a different date for the 2019 season. The Valero Texas Open is moving to the week before the Masters, which has been Houston's recent
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The Golf Club of Houston has confirmed the club will not be hosting next year's Houston Open, according to an April 24 story by Sports Radio 610 (KILT-AM). The club has held the tournament since 2003.
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Shell Oil ended its 26-year sponsorship of the event in 2017, and this year it was played without a title sponsor and financed in part by the HGA. Houston Open secures 5-year sponsor deal.
Houston Open will return in fall 2019; Astros owner to run
HOUSTON - Astros owner Jim Crane has stepped up with financial backing from sponsorships and a five-year agreement in principle with the PGA Tour to run the Houston Open beginning with the 2019 event.
Houston Open proposed to be held in Memorial Park in 2019
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