The 2026 Tour Championship concludes the FedEx Cup playoffs this week at East Lake, featuring the sport’s top 30 competitors vying for championship honors and a substantial $40 million prize pool. Scottie Scheffler arrives as the tournament favorite after securing the top spot in the standings, though all players begin at even par, creating opportunities for dramatic shifts throughout the competition.
For the first time, ESPN’s main network will broadcast the event alongside coverage from the Golf Channel and CBS. The four-day tournament runs from Thursday through Sunday, with varying broadcast windows each day. Viewers without cable access can stream the championship through multiple live-TV platforms, including DirecTV, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV, each offering free trial periods and carrying all three broadcast networks.
DirecTV provides its Choice package with a five-day free trial and includes over 185 channels starting at $64.99 monthly. YouTube TV offers a comparable selection with its five-day trial and costs $82.99 per month following the promotional period. Hulu + Live TV rounds out the options with a three-day trial and bundled access to Hulu and Disney+ alongside its $89.99 monthly subscription.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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