Which PGA Tour event is held at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth?

The Charles Schwab Challenge is the PGA Tour event held at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. It is one of the Tour’s longest-running stops at a single venue and is traditionally played around Memorial Day.

The tournament began in 1946 as the Colonial National Invitational. Colonial Country Club founder Marvin Leonard helped establish the event, which became known for its demanding layout and its distinctive winner’s tartan jacket. The tournament has carried several sponsor-related names over the decades.

It became the Charles Schwab Challenge in 2019 after Charles Schwab took over title sponsorship. The venue is often simply called Colonial, which can cause confusion between the club, the course and the tournament. The Byron Nelson is a different Texas PGA Tour event, while the Valero Texas Open is played in San Antonio.