LPGA lost Cognizant as a sponsor four days ago. Now the PGA Tour sees one of its sponsors back out.

According to a story i Las Vegas Review-JournalShriners Children’s Hospitals will no longer be the title sponsor of the fall event at TPC Summerlin.

The Shriners have had their name on the event since 2007.

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

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Should officials fail to find a new title sponsor, it is conceivable that the tour would step in and sponsor the tournament for a year to maintain its spot on the schedule. It’s something that’s been done for older tournaments in the past, but not recently. The tour has been fully sponsored for the past seven years.

Tournament sponsorship changes are not uncommon on the PGA Tour, with seven new title sponsors added among the 49 events on the 2024 schedule.

But the autumn schedule has had the most problems lately. Since LIV Golf burst onto the scene three years ago and the PGA Tour responded with a slew of big money, signature regular-season events have been a challenge to garner stars and eyeballs at fall events.

The event has been a part of the Vegas sports scene for 42 years. It is one of eight tournaments in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Fall Series.

In its second year of competition in 1984, Vegas became the first Tour event to show off a purse of more than $1 million ($1,122,500 to be exact).

Here’s a look at all the winners and their prize money since the start:

The 2024 tournament saw one reduction of the total price sum as well as first place money compared to the year before. Golf week reached out to PGA Tour officials for comment and confirmation but did not receive a response.