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2026 Golf Schedule Hub: PGA Tour, Majors, FedEx Cup Playoffs & Presidents Cup

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This is your home base for 2026 golf coverage on SportsBrackets: the full PGA Tour season, all four majors, the FedEx Cup Playoffs, and the Presidents Cup, each with schedules, TV details, and free printable brackets and trackers. Use the directory below to jump to any event, then scroll down for the running PGA Tour calendar and broadcast windows.

Quick Facts: 2026 Golf Schedule

Covers: PGA Tour, all four majors, and the FedEx Cup Playoffs

The Open: July 16-19, 2026 at Royal Birkdale

FedEx Cup Playoffs: August 13-30, 2026

Printables: free schedules and brackets for every event

2026 Golf Coverage: Every Event

Below is the post-tournament breakdown of the Charles Schwab Challenge, followed by the newly updated 2026 summer tour schedule map.

Tracking the Weekend Broadcast Windows

To maximize your in-play live tracking strategy for upcoming tournaments like the Memorial, timing your analytical checks with the network handoffs is half the battle I’ve found for golf fans during the 2026 PGA Tour schedule. So, here you go. 

1.The Early Sunday Morning Window: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT.

Early groupings stream live via PGA Tour Live on ESPN+. This is your clean laboratory window to dig into early moving-day data, track wind velocity changes, and capture deep matchup value before lines shift.

2.The Golf Channel Lead-In:12:00 PM – 2:00 PM PDT.

The primary coverage shifts to national cable. Pin placements for the final pairings become completely visible here. This is the optimal pocket to finalize your live outright winner cards.

3.The Main Network Window:2:00 PM – 4:00 PM PDT+.

CBS or NBC assumes control of the primary broadcast shield. This window can be volatile as leaders hit the back-nine pressure cooker.

Fall team golf: the 2026 season builds to the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah, September 24-27. Grab the free printable pairings and session sheets to track every match.

Postseason: the season builds to the 2026 FedEx Cup Playoffs in August – St. Jude, BMW, and the TOUR Championship at East Lake. Grab the free Road to East Lake printable tracker.

🙋‍♂️ Frequently Asked Questions: 2026 PGA Summer Slate

Is Tiger Woods playing in the 2026 British Open?

No. Tiger Woods will officially miss the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. The R&A deadline for eligible players to confirm entry has passed, and Woods did not submit his name. This marks the second consecutive year he will miss all four major championships. He has been on an indefinite competitive hiatus since his late-March car accident and subsequent DUI charge, and is currently focused entirely on his health and personal rehabilitation.

Can Tiger Woods still play in the Open Championship in the future?

Yes. As a three-time champion (2000, 2005, 2006), Woods holds a lifetime exemption to play in the Open Championship until the age of 60, meaning he remains eligible to return through 2036 once he is healthy enough to compete.

Is Phil Mickelson playing in the British Open this year?

Yes, Phil Mickelson has officially submitted his entry for the 2026 Open Championship. While “Lefty” has missed several spring events due to a private family health issue, he has kept his name on the active entry list to protect his streak of not missing an Open Championship since 2009.

What are the next PGA Tour “Signature Events” on the 2026 summer schedule?

The summer schedule features two massive, high-point Signature Events right out of the gate in June: the Memorial Tournament (June 3-7) and the Travelers Championship (June 24-28). Both feature limited fields and elevated purses, making them primary targets for tournament bracket pools.

Where can I print out low-ink summer tournament brackets?

Complete, low-ink printable PDF fields, tracking grids, and historical statistical sheets for the upcoming U.S. Open and Open Championship will be released on our main SportsBrackets.net NLT 48 hours prior to the first round of each event.

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