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How To Watch the 2026 LPGA Tour

More cameras, more coverage, more live golf! Here's how to watch the LPGA Tour without getting lost in the TV rough.

The 2026 LPGA Tour season marks a real turning point for women’s professional golf. For the first time, every round of every tournament will air live, giving fans wall-to-wall access to the sport. That expanded coverage comes thanks to a new multi-year partnership that overhauls the broadcast presentation with more cameras, enhanced on-course audio, and expanded shot-tracing technology.

For viewers, this is a game-changer. Broadcasts in years past often felt fragmented, marred by tape delays and untelevised early rounds. In 2026, the Tour’s television footprint becomes much more consistent, anchored by Golf Channel and CNBC. The result is a viewing experience that finally matches the depth of talent on Tour.

Of course, more coverage can also mean more confusion. In this guide, I’ll walk through exactly where to watch the 2026 LPGA Tour, including which channels carry weekly coverage and the best TV plans for the season. I’ll also share tips on how to avoid missing key rounds along the way.

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What channel is the LPGA Tour on?

You can watch the 2026 LPGA Tour primarily on Golf Channel and CNBC, with marquee coverage also airing on USA Network, NBC, and Peacock.

With coverage hopping between networks, the smartest strategy is to secure a TV plan that carries every channel listed above. You’ll also want a standalone Peacock Premium subscription to ensure you have the most complete access. I’ll cover that more in the Best TV Plans section below.

Want radio coverage? You can listen to select LPGA Tour highlights on SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio (ch. 92).

2026 LPGA Tour season overview

The 2026 LPGA Tour season runs nearly year-round, spanning from January to November with 33 official events. The schedule visits 13 different countries, featuring two distinct Asian segments (spring and fall) and stops across North America, including returns to Canada and Mexico.

The stakes get highest in the summer during the European swing, which includes two major championships and the Solheim Cup (Sept. 11–13). This year’s major venues are particularly iconic, with the U.S. Women’s Open taking over Riviera Country Club and the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship heading to Hazeltine National.

Official 2026 LPGA Tour schedule & channels

I’ve listed the full TV schedule below. Now, you can mark your calendar for the biggest weeks of the year.

Tournament Dates Rounds 1–2 channels Rounds 3–4 channels
January
Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions Jan. 29–Feb. 1 Golf Channel Golf Channel, NBC
February
Honda LPGA Thailand Feb. 19–22 Golf Channel Golf Channel
HSBC Women's World Championship Feb. 26–March 1 Golf Channel Golf Channel
March
Blue Bay LPGA March 5–8 Golf Channel Golf Channel
Fortinet Founders Cup March 19–22 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
Ford Championship March 26–29 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
April
Aramco Championship April 2–5 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
JM Eagle LA Championship April 16–19 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
The Chevron Championship April 23–26 Golf Channel NBC, Golf Channel
Mexico Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba April 30–May 3 Golf Channel Golf Channel
May
Mizuho Americas Open May 7–10 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
Kroger Queen City Championship May 14–17 Golf Channel Golf Channel
ShopRite LPGA Classic May 29–31 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
June
U.S. Women's Open June 4–7 USA Network NBC, USA Network
Dow Championship June 11–14 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
Meijer LPGA Classic June 18–21 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
KPMG Women's PGA Championship June 25–28 Golf Channel NBC, Golf Channel
July
The Amundi Evian Championship July 9–12 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open July 23–26 Golf Channel Golf Channel
AIG Women's Open July 30–Aug. 2 USA Network NBC, USA Network
August
The Standard Portland Classic Aug. 13–16 Golf Channel Golf Channel
CPKC Women's Open Aug. 20–23 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
FM Championship Aug. 27–30 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
September
Solheim Cup Sept. 11–13 Golf Channel NBC, Golf Channel
Walmart NW Arkansas Championship Sept. 25–27 Golf Channel Golf Channel
October
Lotte Championship Oct. 1–4 Golf Channel Golf Channel
Buick LPGA Shanghai Oct. 15–18 Golf Channel Golf Channel
BMW Ladies Championship Oct. 22–25 Golf Channel Golf Channel
Maybank Championship Oct. 29–Nov. 1 Golf Channel Golf Channel
November
Toto Japan Classic Nov. 5–8 Golf Channel Golf Channel
The Annika Nov. 12–15 Golf Channel Golf Channel, CNBC
CME Group Tour Championship Nov. 19–22 Golf Channel NBC, CNBC
December
Grant Thornton Invitational Dec. 11–13 Golf Channel NBC, Golf Channel

Data effective as of post date.

Best TV plans for watching the LPGA Tour

If I had to pick one TV plan to follow the LPGA Tour from the season opener to the final event, it would be Hulu + Live TV. It’s the cleanest all-in-one option because it includes Golf Channel, CNBC, NBC, and USA Network in a single package. That covers the majority of broadcasts without forcing you to juggle multiple providers. Plus, the unlimited cloud DVR is a lifesaver for recording early-morning rounds or weekday coverage while you’re at work.

That said, Hulu + Live TV doesn’t include Peacock Premium, which you’ll still need as a separate subscription for streaming-only LPGA coverage. I recommend pairing the two if you want full access to every live round this season. Peacock fills in the gaps when coverage shifts off traditional TV, and it’s usually the most affordable add-on compared to upgrading to a larger cable bundle.

If you prefer traditional cable or satellite, look for plans that carry Golf Channel and CNBC as standard inclusions, since those two channels anchor the bulk of weekly action. Streaming-first viewers generally have an easier time keeping everything in one place. But my key takeaway is to prioritize Golf Channel and CNBC first, then add Peacock to cover the rest of the season without missing live play.

How to watch the LPGA Tour for free

Watching the LPGA Tour for free in 2026 is possible, but it takes a bit of timing. The most reliable option is to use free trials from live TV streaming services that carry Golf Channel and CNBC. Trials from DIRECTV and YouTube TV typically last five to seven days, which is enough to catch a full tournament week or at least the most important weekend rounds.

Another free option comes from over-the-air broadcasts. When LPGA coverage airs on NBC, you can watch those rounds live with a digital antenna at no monthly cost. This won’t cover the full season, but it’s a useful fallback for some of the biggest tournaments. That’s how I watched Jeeno Thitikul capture the CME Group Tour Championship title in 2025.

How to watch the LPGA Tour FAQ

Can I watch LPGA Tour replays on demand?

Yes. On-demand LPGA replays are typically available through live TV streaming services that offer DVR storage, as well as on Peacock for events that stream there. Availability can vary by tournament, so recording live coverage is still the safest option if you don't want to miss a round.

Is the LPGA Tour on ESPN+?

No. While ESPN+ previously streamed "Featured Group" coverage for select tournaments, that two-year agreement ended after the 2025 season.

Who are the announcers for the LPGA Tour?

Broadcast teams rotate by event, but the core LPGA Tour crew typically features Grant Boone on play-by-play with analysis from major champion Morgan Pressel and Tom Abbott. For marquee events on NBC, you may also hear Dan Hicks and Karen Stupples in the booth.

How do I watch the LPGA Tour in Spanish?

Spanish-language LPGA coverage is limited and not guaranteed for every event. But marquee tournaments like the U.S. Women's Open often have simulcasts on Peacock or secondary audio programming (SAP) on NBC broadcasts.

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