Charlotte, NC
The Truist Championship returns to Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte from May 6–10, bringing one of the PGA Tour’s eight Signature Events back to one of its most established venues. Signature Events this year are limited-field tournaments with $20 million purses, which gives the week a different weight than a standard tour stop and helps explain why it tends to draw a stronger field and a bigger national profile.
Quail Hollow has hosted a PGA Tour event since 2003, and its recent tournament history includes the 2017 and 2025 PGA Championships as well as the 2022 Presidents Cup. Tiger Woods won here in 2007, and Rory McIlroy has won this event at Quail Hollow four times. That history keeps attention on McIlroy heading into the 2026 Truist Championship, given how often he has succeeded at Quail Hollow.
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Hospitality is also a meaningful part of the event’s appeal, showing how the tournament functions as a broader social week in Charlotte. The most elevated ticket options include Club Quail, described as the only corporate hospitality offering inside the Quail Hollow clubhouse, with access in the ballroom and all food and beverages included. The 1960 Suites are positioned on the 18th fairway as semi-private, open-air venues designed for entertaining, while the Green Mile Club is centered on premium viewing near the 18th green.
