The second major of the golf season is finally here, and all eyes are on the Wanamaker Trophy. The 2026 PGA Championship promises thrilling action at Aronimink Golf Club, with a stacked field ready to make their mark. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual viewer, this complete TV and streaming guide ensures you won't miss a single moment of the drama.
Rory McIlroy enters as the man to beat after becoming the first golfer since Tiger Woods to win back-to-back Masters titles. A victory here would make him the first since 2015 to claim the season's first two majors. But the competition is fierce. Reigning champion Scottie Scheffler, despite a string of runner-up finishes in 2026, remains a formidable threat to reclaim the winner's circle. Meanwhile, power hitters like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, along with rising stars Cameron Young and Matthew Fitzpatrick, are poised to contend. Many analysts believe this major could crown a first-time champion, adding an extra layer of intrigue.
The Philadelphia area provides a stunning backdrop for the 108th PGA Championship, with hopes that May's unpredictable weather stays cooperative. The field includes every top-100 golfer in the world, though notable absences like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson leave room for new heroes to emerge. For those unable to attend in person, watching golf's grandest stage from home is an annual treat—and CBS Sports is delivering wall-to-wall coverage all week long.
Legendary golf anchor Jim Nantz will call the action for the 36th consecutive year from the 18th tower, joined by lead analyst Trevor Immelman. The CBS Sports team at Aronimink also includes Frank Nobilo, Colt Knost, Andrew Catalon, Dottie Pepper, Mark Immelman, Johnson Wagner, and Amanda Balionis, ensuring expert insights and storytelling throughout the tournament. This marks the 36th straight year (and 43rd overall) CBS Sports has broadcast the PGA Championship, in partnership with the PGA of America.
Streaming coverage is available live all weekend on CBSSports.com, so you can follow every birdie, bogey, and breakthrough moment. Whether you're gearing up for the course or cheering from the couch, this is golf at its finest—don't miss a swing.