The 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club will feature top players like Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth. CBS and ESPN will handle broadcasting with advanced coverage technology including 125 cameras and live drones.
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2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club
Broadcasting by CBS and ESPN
Top players include Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth
Sure, the sun’s coming out, and the flowers are blooming, but take the summer to spend time with your family and hit the course. You’ll only have one chance to watch the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club (in 2026).
World No. 1 and defending PGA champ Scottie Scheffler will be the player to beat at the second men's major of the calendar year, and he’ll be up against Jordan Spieth’s latest attempt at a career Grand Slam and Rory McIlroy attempting to keep the good vibes afloat post Masters, and the hottest players on the PGA Tour in Matt Fitzpatrick and Cameron Young.
CBS, ESPN and PGA.com will be sharing the broadcasting duties. And there’ll be a whole host of bells and whistles, from the 125 cameras and 150 mics to CBS Sports’ live drones with shot-tracing capabilities, which your local muny most likely doesn’t have yet.
For those locked into traditional television broadcasts, ESPN will continue its “first tee to last putt coverage” of the first two rounds on Thursday and Friday, along with weekend morning viewing for the third and fourth rounds. Then, CBS will complete Saturday and Sunday with the broadcasting duo of Jim Nantz and Trevor Immelman. What else could you want?
CBS Sports will also be introducing a brand-new post-round “Scorecard” show, featuring the likes of Johnson Wagner, Shane Bacon, Hally Leadbetter, Roger Steele and Joe Musso. The comprehensive round-up will air immediately after all four rounds across CBS Sports HQ, Paramount+ and the Golf on CBS YouTube channel.
In case that’s not enough golf, ESPN will host more than 235 hours of PGA content, including live weekday telecasts hosted by Scott Van Pelt and featuring David Duval, Dave Flemming, Geoff Ogilvy, Curtis Strange and Matt Barrie. Plus, the PGA Championship's YouTube channel will premiere The PGA Championship Range Show powered by T-Mobile, Wednesday through Sunday, from 12 noon to 2:30 p.m. Hosted by Smylie Kaufman, Charlie Hulme and Alexandra O’Laughlin, the show will give an insider perspective from the range with expert analysis before each round on the preparation the pros put in to be at their best.
There’s plenty more; here’s what you need to know.
