A fresh contender will be awarded the prestigious Wanamaker Trophy on 17 May as the spotlight turns to the 2026 PGA Championship. Taking place at the renowned Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania, this year’s tournament heralds an exciting chapter for golf enthusiasts, particularly with the anticipation surrounding previous champions and hopefuls.
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The much-awaited championship commenced on 14 May, following a series of practice rounds that began on 11 May. Among the notable contenders this year is Scottie Scheffler, who aims to defend his title after triumphing at Quail Hollow Club in 2025. Additionally, golf fans are eagerly watching Jordan Spieth, as he makes his tenth attempt to secure a career grand slam.
Wyndham Clark, who secured his first major victory in 2023, expressed optimism ahead of the tournament during an interview on 13 May. “I’m feeling good about this week,” he stated, reflecting on his practice sessions. “I’m happy in the position I am and hopefully will start playing some better golf.”
This year’s competition holds particular significance as it marks the first time in over six decades that Aronimink has hosted the PGA Championship. To enhance the viewing experience, T-Mobile has implemented advanced technology across the 300-acre course. Amy Azzi, T-Mobile’s vice president of sponsorships, elaborated on these innovations, saying, “We’re now covering the whole course. There are aerial cameras, there are rowing cameras, there are sensors across the course.”
In addition to the televised broadcasts, golf enthusiasts can enjoy the PGA Championship Range Show, powered by T-Mobile. This daily live stream, starting at 12 p.m. ET from 14 to 17 May, offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the tournament, capturing the preparations and the vibrant atmosphere at Aronimink.
For fans interested in viewing the event, the official tournament rounds will unfold as follows: the second round is scheduled for 15 May, the third on 16 May, and the final round on the 17th. The first group of golfers will tee off early on the 14th at 6:45 a.m. ET, with groups continuing to take their turns throughout the day. The final group is slated to begin at 2:27 p.m. ET.
Television coverage of the 2026 PGA Championship will be provided by ESPN and CBS. Viewers can catch the main broadcast on ESPN from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET on 14 and 15 May. The latter rounds will see ESPN broadcasting from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET on 16 and 17 May, followed by CBS from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on those days.
For those without cable subscriptions, there are multiple streaming options available. ESPN+ will offer significant portions of the main broadcast, along with additional features focused on highlighted groups during each round. Furthermore, weekend coverage can be accessed through Paramount+. YouTube TV also presents a viable alternative for viewers wishing to follow the championship online.
Fans will not want to miss the additional content provided by the PGA Championship Range Show. Scheduled to run from 12 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. ET from Thursday through Sunday, the show features live coverage from Aronimink’s practice range, alongside expert insights from PGA professionals. Hosts Smylie Kaufman, Charlie Hulme, and Alexandra O’Laughlin are set to guide viewers through the event’s highlights.
With anticipation building and top players ready to compete for one of golf’s most coveted titles, the 2026 PGA Championship promises to be an electrifying event for all sporting fans. As the tournament progresses, golf aficionados around the world will be clamouring to see who will ultimately take home the Wanamaker Trophy come 17 May.