Might we be seeing the PGA Tour in Mississippi for the final time? There’s just 18 holes left in the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship at the Country Club of Jackson.
But it’s the final year that Sanderson Farms will be the title sponsor of the event, which was first played in the state in 1968. Wayne Sanderson Farm has been the title sponsor since 2013. Tournament director Steve Jent now goes in search for a 2026 sponsor.
Follow along right here all day Sunday for live updates from the 2025 Sanderson Farms Championship.
Sanderson Farms Championship 2025 leaderboard
Keep tabs on the Sanderson Farms Championship 2025 leaderboard all day Sunday. You can also see tee times and pairings for the final round.
Where to watch, follow the Sanderson Farms Championship
Sunday, Oct. 4
- Final round, 1 p.m. ET to 7 p.m. ET, SiriusXM Radio
- Final round, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. ET, Golf Channel, NBC Sports app
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What’s the Sanderson Farms Championship weather forecast?
Sunday has potential for late-in-the-day rain, but here’s hoping the final round is completed before the skies open up. Keep tabs on the Jackson forecast courtesy of Accuweather.
What are the prize money payouts at the Sanderson Farms?
There is a $6 million total purse with a first-place prize of $1.08 million going to the winner. Full FedEx Cup points are on the line but there is no longer a Masters invitaition available for the winner. Augusta National altered its criteria and no longer awards a trip down Magnolia Lane to winners of the PGA Tour’s Fall series events.
Who’s the defending champ at the Sanderson Farms?
Kevin Yu won his first PGA Tour event one year ago at this event. He is back to defend. Other recent winners include Luke List (2023), Mackenzie Hughes (2022), Sam Burns (2021) and Sergio Garcia (2020). The complete list of tournament winners dating back to 1968 also includes Cameron Champ, Nick Taylor, Chris Kirk and Luke Donald.
Where does the PGA Tour go from here?
The PGA Tour’s Fall series continues next week Baycurrent Classic at Yokohama Country Club in Japan. Formerly known as the Zozo Championship, it is one of three Fall tournaments to be played outside the U.S.
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