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2026 Charles Schwab Cup playoffs: Schedule, field, format and everything to know
The 25-event regular season is in the history books. Now it's time for the three-tournament Charles Schwab Cup playoffs, the postseason on the PGA Tour Champions. The setup is mostly the same, though the series includes a new tournament. The Dominion Energy Classic at the Country Club of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia, has been replaced by a new event in St. Louis. The top 72 in the Schwab points will make the postseason. After the first playoff event, only the top 54 advance. From there, only the top 36 make the finale, which, for the ninth year in a row, will be contested at Phoenix Country Club. Charles Schwab Cup playoff schedule 2026 Stifel Charity Classic When: Oct. 23-25 Where: Norwood Hills Country Club, St. Louis, Missouri Purse: $2.3 million Defending champion: Thomas Bjorn Winner's share: $315,000 Field: 72 Simmons Bank Championship When: Oct. 30-Nov. 1 Where: Pleasant Valley Country Club, Little Rock, Arkansas Purse: $2.3 million Defending champion: Steven Alker Winner's share: $365,000 Field: 54 Charles Schwab Cup Championship When: Nov. 12-15 Where: Phoenix Country Club, Phoenix Purse: $3 million Defending tournament champion: Stewart Cink Winner's share: $528,000 Field: 36 Format: 72 holes, stroke play. It's the only non-major
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State Golf Roundup: Maplewood’s Kolar, MICDS’ Zhang capture individual titles; Fort Zumwalt West wins team title on final hole
Maplewood junior Sara Kolar played a nearly flawless final round to claim back-to-back state titles Tuesday at the Class 2 MSHSAA State Championships at Bogey Creek Golf Club in Farmington. Entrenched in a three-way tie for first place to start the day, Kolar separated herself with birdies on holes 6,...
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MATI Festival and Conference Announces 2027 Dates; Adds Powell Hall and The Sheldon Concert Hall as Main Stages
Join us July 15-18, 2027, for The Music at the Intersection in St. Louis’ Grand Center Arts District! Experience an unforgettable lineup across eight main stages, with an expanded indoor-outdoor festival footprint. Don’t miss out on the ultimate celebration of music and culture!. St. Louis’ 7th annual music...
PGA Tour
Stifel Charity Classic: How to watch, pre-tournament notes, storylines, more
The Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs begin this week at the Stifel Charity Classic, the sixth playing of the event at Norwood Hills Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri, and the first time the Playoffs have opened in St. Louis. The top 72 players in the Charles Schwab Cup standings after last week's SAS Championship were eligible for the 68-player field. The top 54 after this week advance to the Simmons Bank Championship in Little Rock, Arkansas, and the top 36 after Little Rock reach the Charles Schwab Cup Championship in Phoenix.
Student Life
‘Take it or leave it’: A quiet Monday night protest
It’s 6:05 p.m. My friend and I weave through tufted pillows and black folding chairs encircled within the children’s section of Left Bank Books. We’re a little late. A woman wearing a shirt that says “Literacy and Justice for All” reads the latest PEN America report to a dozen people.
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12 Angry Jurors Promo — Lafayette Theater Company
12 Angry Jurors at Lafayette High School as performed by the Lafayette Theater Company! Shows run 10/22 to 10/24 and start at 7PM nightly!. Your donation will allow our student journalists to continue their work. You may become a PATRON by making a donation at one of these levels: White/$30, Black/$50, Gold/$100. Patron names will be published on the website and once per quarter on our social media accounts.
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Unexpected Arrivals Bring Flare To Golf Team
Most high school seniors already have one foot out the door, and are just waiting for the day they can walk across the stage at graduation. For Ava Borton and Anna Archibald however, two seniors at Francis Howell North, they take their final year as a chance to pursue new opportunities.
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This Quirky Illinois Museum Packs A Guillotine, Ouija Boards, And Creepy Clowns Into One Visit
Five dollars once bought a ticket to see a guillotine, a row of Ouija boards, and a shelf of clowns that seem to follow you with their eyes. That bargain sits in a small Illinois river town, inside a museum built for curious minds who like their history a little strange.
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9-1-1, Grey’s Anatomy to air overnight Thursday due to Blues game
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - ABC programming will shift to different times on Thursday due to the telecast of the St. Louis Blues game. 9-1-1 will air overnight Thursday (Friday morning, October 23) at 1:06 a.m. 9-1-1 Nashville will air overnight Thursday (Friday morning, October 23) at 2:06...
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Oct. 16 in Music History: Elvis’ Radio Breakthrough, Berry’s St. Louis Tribute
Elvis Presley's first appearance on the Louisiana Hayride on Oct. 16, 1954, helped put an emerging sound before a wider radio audience. The Shreveport, Louisiana, program gave the young singer a platform as he developed the blend of musical styles that would help transform popular music. It stands among the most consequential events associated with this date, alongside Little Richard's recording debut and a hometown celebration of Chuck Berry.
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More than 4,400 attend 15th annual Witches Night Out
More than 4,400 women were decked out in their best witch-themed attire for this year’s Witches Night Out in Kimmswick, event manager Gina Otto said. Otto said attendance was slightly higher this year even though fewer tickets were sold. She said 4,468 tickets were sold for the 15th annual event that was held on Oct. 10.
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St. Louis children’s show ‘Nana’s Place’ brings a gentler approach to screen time
For parents who grew up watching Little Bear or Franklin, today’s children’s television can feel like a whole different world. Between the rapid scene changes, bright graphics, and nonstop noise, finding something a little calmer for young viewers isn’t always easy. Stacy Rolfe, a St. Louis grandmother...
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We remember Lindbergh. But this lesser-known St. Louis aviator actually worked for the Nazis
Charles Lindbergh has a way of showing up whenever St. Louis starts talking about aviation history. And when the conversation turns to antisemitism and Nazi Germany, his name tends to come up for entirely different reasons. That’s what happened Wednesday, Oct. 14, when I moderated a panel discussion at the...