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01/11 – 01/14/2026
Ocean Club – Paradise Island, Bahamas
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The Bahamas Golf Classic returns to Paradise Island as a pivotal Korn Ferry Tour event, offering competitors a chance to compete for $1,000,000 in prize money. Held at the prestigious Ocean Club, this tournament provides a crucial opportunity for players seeking advancement through the professional ranks. The January timing traditionally attracts a strong field of talented golfers looking to start their season with momentum on one of golf's most challenging development tours.
Ocean Club presents a demanding test across its par-72 layout, where tropical conditions and strategic bunkering require precision from tee to green. The course, set against the backdrop of the Bahamas' natural beauty, has established itself as a worthy venue for professional competition. Players must navigate both the technical challenges of the design and the unpredictable weather patterns common to the region during winter months.
Hank Lebioda captured the 2026 title at this picturesque venue, adding his name to the tournament's growing list of accomplished winners. The Bahamas Golf Classic continues to serve as an important proving ground where emerging talents demonstrate their capabilities and take significant steps toward PGA Tour qualification, making it a fixture on the Korn Ferry Tour calendar that players mark on their schedules well in advance.
The The Bahamas Golf Classic in the season 2026 is being played in Paradise Island, Bahamas at the Ocean Club. The tournament starts at the Sunday, 11th of January and ends at the Wednesday, 14th of January 2026.
The The Bahamas Golf Classic is part of the Korn Ferry Tour in the season 2026. In 2026 all players competing for a total prize money of $1,000,000.
The course for the tournament at Ocean Club plays at Par 72.
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