2026 Tour Championship TV schedule, coverage: Where to watch, live stream FedEx Cup Playoffs on Saturday

The 2026 PGA Tour season will come to a close this week in Atlanta with the top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings taking to East Lake Golf Club to determine the 2026 Tour Championship winner and FedEx Cup champion.

The winner on Sunday will take home $10 million from the $40 million total purse at the Tour Championship, with Tommy Fleetwood proving in 2025 that a hot week at the right time is all that’s needed under the new format that got rid of the staggered starting strokes.

After two rounds, we have quite the leaderboard for the weekend action in Atlanta. Ryan Gerard and Viktor Hovland lead at 10 under, but it’s very bunch at the top. Gerard shot matching 65s in the first two rounds while Hovland backed up his 64 on Thursday with a 66 on Friday. Right behind those two are Collin Morikawa and Chris Gotterup, both looking for another win on the season.

Follow CBS Sports’ complete coverage of Round 3 at East Lake Golf Club for the latest round scores, shots of the day and much more

And there’s no forgetting the two men who sit two back of the lead heading into the weekend. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is right there once again, looking for another Tour Championship crown while Cameron Young played himself into the tournament on Friday with a dazzling 62.

Young exemplified how quickly things can change when there are only 29 people in the field. Young was in last place after shooting 70 on Thursday before climbing to within two shots of the lead on Friday. Now, it’s anybody’s guess who will walk away with the title and $10 million prize.

Here’s how you can watch all of those storylines unfold at the Tour Championship this week, with expanded television coverage for the season finale.