Play Golf Where the PGA Championships Were Held

The PGA Championship is the third-oldest of the men's professional golf majors, dating to 1916. Which means it's been played at many different golf courses over the years. Which golf courses? The full list appears on this page.

But first, let's consider the PGA Championship golf courses in another way: which courses have been used by the PGA of America most often?

Golf Courses That Have Hosted the Most PGA Championships

Through 2017, only one golf course has been the site of a PGA Championship four times, while seven others have hosted three times each:

• 4: Southern Hills Country Club (1970, 1982, 1994, 2007)
• 3: Whistling Straits (2004, 2010, 2015)
• 3: Valhalla Golf Club (1996, 2000, 2014)
• 3: Oak Hill Country Club (1980, 2003, 2013)
• 3: Atlanta Athletic Club (1981, 2001, 2011)
• 3: Oakland Hills Country Club (1972, 1979, 2008)
• 3: Oakmont Country Club (1922, 1951, 1978)
• 3: Firestone Country Club (1960, 1966, 1975)

The Year-by-Year Roster of PGA Championship Golf Courses

Now, on to the list. Here are the golf courses where the PGA Championship has been played - starting with the places it's going to be played (future sites):

The PGA Championship's Match Play Golf Courses

When it was first played in 1916, the PGA Championship was a match-play tournament. And it stayed that way through the 1957 tournament, not switching to stroke play until 1958. These are all the golf courses where match play was the format, starting with 1957 and going back to the beginning: