The PGA Championship has arrived, with the world’s best players heading to Aronimink for the season’s second major.
After a dramatic stretch on the PGA Tour, attention now turns to one of the biggest weeks in golf as the game’s leading stars battle for the Wanamaker Trophy.
The Golfing Gazette has all the key information ahead of the PGA Championship, including the field, venue, and prize money.
Who wins the PGA Championship this week?
Do you see Rory and Scottie's dominance of the majors continuing at Aronimink?
PGA Championship dates and location
The 2026 PGA Championship will take place from Thursday, May 14, through Sunday, May 17.
After last year’s edition at Quail Hollow, many of the world’s best players will now head to Aronimink to compete for the Wanamaker Trophy.
Aronimink Golf Club
- Location: Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
- Established: 1928
- Architect: Donald J. Ross
- Par: 70
- Yardage: 7,394
Which players are in the PGA Championship field?
The PGA Championship field is stacked with star power this week, with many of the world’s best players heading to Aronimink for the season’s second major.
World number one Scottie Scheffler and Masters champion Rory McIlroy headline the field, while Cameron Young and Matt Fitzpatrick both arrive in strong form.
LIV Golf stars Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm are also in action.
PGA Championship tee times
The tee times for the opening round of the PGA Championship have not yet been confirmed.
The full list will be announced on the PGA Championship website shortly.
PGA Championship TV schedule
ESPN will air all four rounds of the PGA Championship in the United States, and CBS will also televise weekend coverage.
| Day | Channel (Eastern Time) |
| Thursday | ESPN (12 – 8 pm) |
| Friday | ESPN (12 – 8 pm) |
| Saturday | ESPN (10 am – 1 pm); CBS (1 – 7 pm) |
| Sunday | ESPN (10 am – 1 pm); CBS (1 – 7 pm) |
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What is the prize money at the PGA Championship?
The total prize money at this week’s PGA Championship is $19 million, with the winner taking home $3.42 million.
The purse has not changed at all since last year, when Scheffler lifted the trophy at Quail Hollow.
PGA Championship predictions
The Golfing Gazette experts have made their picks for the PGA Championship this week.
Charlie Walker: Scottie Scheffler has done everything but win since The Masters. Three runner-up finishes show that he’s in absolute top form as we get into the teeth of the major season, and he finished second at Augusta without his A-game. I expect him to respond to McIlroy’s Masters win by adding another major of his own at Aronimink.
James Shearman: Scottie Scheffler is the man to beat at the PGA Championship this week. The world number one is in excellent form, finishing second in his last three starts, and should suit the golf course at Aronimink. I could even see him winning by a wide margin if he gets off to a strong start.
Peter Lynch: We could be in for an exciting battle between Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, which I think the American will win to successfully defend his title. He’s heading for huge success soon, and it may just be this week!
Jordan Harris: Heart is ruling the head on this one, and Rory McIlroy is going to follow his Masters victory with a seventh major. Once again, it seems inevitable that one of the best two players in the world will come out on top.
Antony Martin: This is Ludvig Aberg’s time. His exceptional driving means Aronimink will suit him to a tee. He’s had trouble closing out tournaments this season, but I think he’ll get over the line this week at the PGA.
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