There are 48 golf courses used across the PGA Tour's 45 tournaments in 2026 and almost all of them measure longer than 7,000 yards. But not the one the pros are playing this week.

Port Royal in Southampton, Bermuda, is home to the Butterfield Bermuda Championship and it's the shortest course on the 2026 schedule. That doesn't make it an easy test, as strong winds are a common theme at this venue. The course ranked as the 14th most difficult course in 2025.

Port Royal checks in at 6,828 yards (par 71). By comparison, the longest golf course the PGA Tour players contended with was South Course at Torrey Pines, a beefy 7,765 yards.

PGA Tour courses shorter than 7,000 yards in 2026

• Port Royal: 6,828 yards, par 71 (Butterfield Bermuda Championship)

• TPC River Highlands: 6,844 yards, par 70 (The Travelers Championship)

• Pebble Beach Golf Links: 6,972 yards, par 72 (one of two courses used for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am)

Port Royal is one of 10 golf courses in Bermuda but one of just two public courses. It is a Robert Trent Jones Sr. design that opened in 1970. Roger Rulewich completed a renovation of Port Royal a little more than a decade ago. It ranks 30th among Golfweek’s Best Top 50 courses in Mexico, Caribbean, Atlantic islands and Central America.

The golf course features a long par-3 16th that runs along the water and plays 235 yards. It's one of several holes alongside the Atlantic Ocean.

Todd Kelly is the assistant managing editor at Golfweek.