Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Network
Oct 22, 2026 10:02 PM
The 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship brings PGA Tour action to Port Royal. Here's how to watch every round, plus streaming options and players to follow.
The 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship gets underway Thursday, October 22, with four days of PGA Tour golf at Port Royal Golf Course.
Fans can watch every round on Golf Channel or stream the action online as players battle for a $6 million purse and valuable FedExCup points.
The tournament runs through Sunday with television coverage scheduled from 1-4 p.m. ET each day. That's noon-3 p.m. CT for viewers in Texas and much of the Midwest.
Golf Channel will carry all four rounds, with live streaming available through GolfChannel.com and the Golf Channel app for eligible television subscribers. Fans who prefer audio coverage can listen to PGA Tour Radio on SiriusXM or free at PGATour.com/liveaudio from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. ET daily.
There's plenty at stake beyond the $1.08 million winner's check.
The Bermuda Championship is the fourth of eight FedExCup Fall tournaments, giving players an opportunity to secure their PGA Tour playing privileges for 2027. Finishing inside the top 100 of the FedExCup Fall standings is especially important for players fighting to retain full Tour status.
Defending champion Adam Schenk returns after capturing his first PGA Tour victory at Port Royal in 2025. Schenk finished at 12-under par, edging Chandler Phillips by one stroke in difficult conditions.
The victory came in Schenk's 243rd PGA Tour start and helped preserve his playing privileges. Now he'll attempt to become the tournament's first repeat champion.
Another player attracting attention is 23-year-old rookie Ben James, who enters Bermuda following four top-five finishes since turning professional. James is among the tournament favorites and could join Jackson Koivun as a rookie winner on Tour this season.
The field also includes Taylor Pendrith, Max Greyserman, Seamus Power and several players hovering near the crucial FedExCup standings cutoff.
Don't let Port Royal's relatively modest length fool you.
The Robert Trent Jones Sr. design measures just 6,828 yards and plays to a par of 71, making it one of the shortest courses on the PGA Tour schedule.
But Bermuda's unpredictable coastal winds can transform the course into a demanding test of ball-striking, distance control and patience.
"It's not the size of the course, it's how you play it" could easily describe the challenge awaiting this week's field.
With career-changing opportunities available and another PGA Tour title on the line, the Bermuda Championship offers plenty of reasons to tune in.
And with every round available on Golf Channel, following the action couldn't be much easier.
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