Baycurrent Classic
The Baycurrent Classic is the PGA TOUR's Japan stop during the FedExCup Fall, bringing international fall-season storylines to Yokohama Country Club in Yokohama.
Yokohama Country Club gives the event a classic Japan course identity with tree-lined corridors, zoysia-blend playing surfaces, bentgrass greens, strategic bunkering, undulating land, and a recent tournament setup built from West Course and East Course holes.
For CaddyBytes, the Baycurrent Classic is the tournament hub for live scoring, FedExCup Fall movement, Yokohama course analysis, Japan storylines, highlights, tournament history, and PGA TOUR leaderboard coverage from Yokohama.
🏌️ Yokohama Country Club — Yokohama, Japan Par 71 • 7,315 Yards • Japan Course Test
Yokohama Country Club gives the Baycurrent Classic a distinctive international FedExCup Fall stage, with a recent tournament setup built around tree-lined corridors, zoysia-blend fairways and rough, bentgrass greens, strategic bunkering, and approach control.
Quick Course Overview
The Baycurrent tournament setup at Yokohama Country Club has played as a par-71 layout at 7,315 yards, using a composite routing with 16 holes from the West Course and two holes from the East Course. The West Course was originally designed by Takeo Aiyama and later remodeled by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.
Course Type / Conditions
- Classic Japanese country club setting in Yokohama, near Tokyo
- Par-71 tournament setup listed at 7,315 yards
- Composite routing using mostly West Course holes with two East Course holes
- Tree-lined corridors, wide but strategic fairways, zoysia-blend turf, bentgrass greens, and fall weather variables
What Matters Most
- Ball striking to handle a long par-71 setup with many par-4 scoring tests
- Driving position because some landing zones are generous while others tighten around trees and bunkers
- Approach-shot control into bentgrass greens with slopes, bowls, and run-off edges
- Adaptability to Japan turf, travel schedule, and FedExCup Fall pressure
Key Holes / Momentum Stretch
- Yokohama's par-4-heavy setup can reward strong drivers and precise iron players.
- Tree lines and bunkering can still punish aggressive misses even when fairways appear wider.
- Late-round pressure should build as players chase the Baycurrent Classic title, FedExCup Fall points, and PGA TOUR status.
Winning Formula
- Drive it long enough to attack but accurate enough to avoid blocked tree-line angles
- Control approaches into contoured bentgrass greens
- Convert birdie chances on scorable par 4s and limited par 5s
- Handle travel, weather, turf differences, and leaderboard swings in Japan
Baycurrent Classic
2026 Baycurrent Classic
Tournament Details
Date: October 8-11, 2026
Location: Yokohama Country Club, Yokohama, Japan
Field: PGA TOUR / Japan Golf Tour field
PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall event in Japan.
Tournament DetailsBaycurrent Classic History & Yokohama Coverage
2026 Baycurrent Classic
Current Event
Yokohama Country Club - Yokohama, Japan
PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall stop
Par-71 Yokohama tournament setup
Japan tournament week at Yokohama Country Club
2025 Baycurrent Classic
Recent Champion
Yokohama Country Club
Schauffele won the 2025 Baycurrent Classic
Yokohama introduced a new look for the PGA TOUR Japan stop
He enters 2026 as defending champion
PGA TOUR in Japan
International Fall Stop
Yokohama Country Club Stage
The event continues the PGA TOUR's official Japan presence
Yokohama gives the fall schedule an international identity
Travel, turf, and Japan fan interest shape the week
Yokohama Course-Fit Keys
Japan Golf Test
Par 71 Strategy
Strong driving creates chances on par-4-heavy routing
Approach control matters into contoured bentgrass greens
Putting and patience can decide a low-scoring Japan week
FedExCup Fall Format
Fall Schedule Stop
PGA TOUR Status Race
Players compete for fall points, status, and momentum
Four tournament rounds decide the Baycurrent champion
Field details can update closer to tournament week
Yokohama Country Club
Yokohama Venue
West / East Composite
Tournament setup listed at 7,315 yards
Tree-lined routing with zoysia-blend turf and bentgrass greens
West Course remodeled by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw
Japan Storylines
International Fall Identity
Yokohama PGA TOUR Week
Baycurrent title sponsorship brings local identity
Japan setting gives the event strong travel and fan appeal
CaddyBytes will track field, scoring, highlights, and news updates
Tournament History
Japan PGA TOUR Era
Past Champions
Tiger Woods won the inaugural Japan event in 2019
Xander Schauffele won the 2025 Baycurrent Classic
Yokohama Country Club continues building the event's new chapter
The Baycurrent Classic & Yokohama Legacy
The Baycurrent Classic continues the PGA TOUR's Japan chapter during the FedExCup Fall, bringing international golf, local fan interest, and status-race pressure to Yokohama Country Club.
The event traces its PGA TOUR Japan history back to the 2019 launch, when Tiger Woods won his 82nd PGA TOUR title. The Baycurrent era moved the event to Yokohama Country Club, giving the tournament a new course identity.
Yokohama Country Club gives the event a classic Japan golf look: tree-lined holes, strategic bunkering, zoysia-blend fairways and rough, bentgrass greens, and a routing that rewards strong ball-striking without removing recovery pressure.
CaddyBytes will use this page as a year-round hub for Baycurrent Classic coverage, live scoring, FedExCup Fall field movement, Yokohama course notes, highlights, tournament history, and PGA TOUR storylines from Japan.