
PPA Tour calendar gets a shakeup
The Carvana PPA Tour rolled out key updates to its 2026–27 calendar, reshaping the fall slate and shifting a previously scheduled stop into the spring.
One of the biggest changes sees the Veolia Arizona Open added to the schedule from September 14–20. The tournament will be held at Arizona Athletic Grounds and replaces the Cincinnati event that was originally slated for that window.
Meanwhile, the Veolia Chicago Cup, set for October 5–11 at LIFE TIME North Shore, has been officially elevated to Cup status, marking it as one of the premier stops on tour. The upgrade signals increased stakes and heightened competition as the tour heads deeper into the fall season.
The Cincinnati event has not been canceled but instead rescheduled to the spring, now set for April 12–18, 2027. In addition, the Sacramento tournament will move up one week and take place from April 5–11, 2027.
Players and fans who had already registered for the Cincinnati stop won’t need to take any action, as all tickets and registrations will automatically transfer to the new spring dates. Those unable to attend the rescheduled event can request a refund by contacting the tour’s ticketing (ticketing@ppatour.com) or registration (cincinnati2027@ppatour.com) team.
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