The PGA Tour has reached its seasonal encore. This year’s top 30 finishers come together in Atlanta, where one golfer will raise the silver Tiffany & Co. trophy and add $10 million in bonus winnings as the FedEx Cup champion.It’s been an eventful, entertaining season. Rory McIlroy defended his Masters title in thrilling fashion. Cameron Young’s final-hole heroics sealed his Players Championship statement. Matt Fitzpatrick beat Scottie Scheffler in an unforgettable playoff at the RBC Heritage. Aaron Rai and Ryan Fox won their first majors.Now, to East Lake Golf Club. Scheffler enters as the FedEx Cup points leader and as the tournament favorite. Wyndham Clark arrives after claiming the BMW Championship last weekend. Fitzpatrick, McIlroy and Young stand among the many other worthy challengers. Here’s what to know about the next four days from the PGA Tour.All times listed below are ET.How to watch the 2026 Tour Championship
Venue: East Lake Golf Club — Atlanta
Dates: Aug. 27-30
DayTimeTVStreamThursday (R1)11 a.m.ESPNFubo (Watch Now)Thursday (R1)1 p.m.Golf ChannelGC MobileFriday (R2)11 a.m.ESPNFubo (Watch Now)Friday (R2)1 p.m.Golf ChannelGC MobileSaturday (R3)1 p.m.Golf ChannelGC MobileSaturday (R3)3 p.m.CBSFubo (Watch Now)Sunday (R4)NoonGolf ChannelGC MobileSunday (R4)1:30 p.m.CBSFubo (Watch Now)“PGA Tour Live” on ESPN+ starts at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Friday and Sunday. It starts at 12:15 p.m. on Saturday.CBS is free over the air. ESPN also streams with an ESPN Unlimited subscription.The Tour Championship TV coverageLike the other two playoff events, ESPN’s Tour Championship coverage is once again anchored by Michael Eaves. Andy North and Marty Smith report from the course.Meanwhile, the ESPN app has “PGA Tour Live” with different streaming options. There’s the main feed, an isolated marquee group, separate featured groups, a gambling-focused “betcast” and a featured hole with coverage beginning at 1 p.m. Comedian Katt Williams will walk the course with Scheffler and Fitzpatrick on Thursday as well.Jim Furyk is Golf Channel’s main PGA Tour voice. He made his first appearance for the network in March and was elevated to lead analyst earlier this week.Jim Nantz leads the CBS broadcasts on Saturday and Sunday. This is his 40th season on the tour — he debuted at the 1986 Masters. Alongside him is Trevor Immelman, who has been with CBS since 2019.Wyndham Clark wins BMW Championship over Rory McIlroy, Patrick CantlayThe latest on the FedEx Cup playoffsLast weekend’s BMW Championship marked the end of the points chase. Here are the solidified standings:
