2026 Rocket Classic TV schedule, coverage, tee times: Where to watch PGA Tour in Detroit

The final iteration of the Rocket Classic welcomes the strongest field in the tournament’s history

Aug 2, 2026

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Only one additional tournament and the final round of the 2026 Rocket Classic remain in the PGA Tour’s regular season as Detroit Golf Club takes center stage on Sunday with a $1.8 million winner’s share, $10 million purse and FedEx Cup points on the line. In existence since 2019, the Rocket Classic has often served as one of the final opportunities for players to leave their mark on the season; this edition is no different.

Players gathered in the Motor City for one final stroll around the property, which has a new, old-school look following a restoration that brought back the original intent laid out by architect Donald Ross. New bunkering, increased surface area on greens, natural fescue and more were supposed to give players all they can handle as the layout transformed from a par 72 to a par 70.

Low scores have been achieved aplenty this week with multiple 61s achieved by the likes of Cameron Young, who is one of many stars in contention entering Sunday’s final round. Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay and Michael Kim stand among the other notable names who will all have an opportunity to climb the mountain and enter the winner’s circle. Follow along with 2026 Rocket Classic leaderboard live coverage and updates throughout Round 4.