Presidents Cup 2026 Live Leaderboard

Presidents Cup 2026 Live Leaderboard
PGA Tour
Presidents Cup
September 24–27, 2026 📍 Medinah CC (No. 3), Medinah · Par 70 FINAL
USA WINS THE PRESIDENTS CUP
INTL
INTL
13
Team Score
17
USA
USA
Sunday Singles
Scheduled

Tournament Information

TournamentPresidents Cup
TourPGA Tour
Season2026
StatusFinal
DatesSeptember 24–27, 2026
CourseMedinah CC (No. 3)
LocationMedinah, IL, USA
Par70 · Out 36 · In 34
Yardage7,548 yds
Course Holes18
FormatTeam Match Play
TeamsINTL vs USA
Sessions5
Matches30

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FAQs: Presidents Cup

What TV channels are showing the 2026 Presidents Cup?

The tournament is split between Golf Channel and NBC. Golf Channel covers Thursday and Friday, plus early Saturday coverage, while NBC takes over for the rest of Saturday and all of Sunday's singles matches.

Can I stream the Presidents Cup live?

Yes, Peacock streams NBC's weekend coverage on Saturday and Sunday. Golf Channel's coverage can be streamed through GC Mobile or GolfChannel.com, so streaming options cover all four days of the event.

What time does coverage start each day at the Presidents Cup?

Thursday coverage runs 12:30-7 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, and Friday runs 2-7 p.m. ET on Golf Channel. Saturday starts at 8 a.m. ET on Golf Channel before NBC takes over at 9 a.m. ET through 7 p.m. ET, and Sunday's singles coverage runs 12-6 p.m. ET on NBC.

Where is the 2026 Presidents Cup being played?

The event is being held at Medinah Country Club in Medinah, Illinois, near Chicago. This marks the first time the matches have returned to the U.S. since the last edition was played in Canada.

Do I need a subscription or login to watch the Presidents Cup?

Yes, a subscription is required. Peacock Premium costs about $13 a month for ad-supported streaming of NBC's weekend coverage, and live TV services like YouTube TV, DirecTV, or Fubo can be used to get Golf Channel and NBC if you don't have regular cable.

What format do the matches follow at the Presidents Cup?

The competition uses four-ball and foursomes matches over the first three days, with each pairing two U.S. players against two International players. Sunday wraps things up with 12 singles matches where all 24 players compete head-to-head to decide the winner.

How many points does a team need to win the Presidents Cup?

A team needs to reach 15.5 points out of 30 total matches to win outright. If the competition ends tied at 15-15, both teams share the Presidents Cup as co-champions instead of one side claiming it outright.