Shriners Children’s Hospital is ending its sponsorship of PGA Tour events in Las Vegas, Golf Digest has learned. The Las Vegas Review Journal was first to report.

Shriners had been the title sponsor of the tour stop at TPC Summerlin since 2007, making it one of the tour’s longest-running sponsors.

“We’ve had an amazing 18 years as the host and title sponsor of the Shriners Children’s Open,” said Bob Roller, vice president of sports at Shriners. “The opportunity to tell our incredible stories about the more than 1.6 million children who have received care from Shriners was, and always is, our primary goal.

“The PGA Tour has been a great partner along the way, and we thank them and the entire Las Vegas/Summerlin community.”

The Shriners Children’s Open has been a fixture on the tour schedule since 1983 and was the site of Tiger Woods’ first pro win in 1996. The 2024 edition of the tournament last week saw JT Poston claim his third PGA Tour victory. But the PGA Tour moved to a revamped fall schedule last year from its previous wraparound schedule. While a number of stars would only play a handful of times, if at all, in recent fall seasons, the fall is now primarily for players who failed to qualify for the playoffs trying to maintain or regain their playing status for the following year.

It’s unclear what the Shriners’ decision means for the future of the PGA Tour in Las Vegas. The tour has already announced the 2025 PGA Tour calendar, although the fall portion has not been publicly released.