Where is the PGA Tour headquarters located?

The PGA Tour headquarters is located in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.

Ponte Vedra Beach is a coastal community southeast of Jacksonville, and it has been closely associated with the modern PGA Tour’s administration. The organization operates as a nonprofit company and oversees several professional golf circuits, including the flagship PGA Tour, PGA Tour Champions, the Korn Ferry Tour, and PGA Tour Americas.

The tour’s headquarters is near TPC Sawgrass, the Ponte Vedra Beach venue that hosts The Players Championship. That proximity often leads fans to connect the headquarters with the tournament site, although the administrative headquarters and the course are separate locations within the same broader community.

San Diego and Orlando are prominent golf destinations, while Augusta is globally associated with the Masters Tournament. None is the PGA Tour’s headquarters city. Augusta National Golf Club hosts the Masters, but the Masters is run by Augusta National rather than by the PGA Tour itself. The PGA Tour’s home base remains Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.