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

The 2026 PGA Tour season comes to a close on Sunday in Atlanta with the final round of the Tour Championship set to award $10 million to a newly crowned FedEx Cup champion. The first 54 holes at East Lake Golf Club have been a thrill, so there’s no doubt Atlanta is in for quite a show Sunday as the best golfers in the world battle it out not only for first place but spots on a Tour Championship leaderboard that will determine how much they will earn in the final event of the season and penultimate edition of this postseason format.

The $40 million total purse at the Tour Championship is the largest of the year, and as Tommy Fleetwood proved last season, a hot week at the right time is all that’s needed under the new format that got rid of the staggered starting strokes. Ryan Gerard, a one-time PGA Tour winner who enters the final round one shot back of Viktor Hovland, the 2023 FedEx Cup champion, has an opportunity to prove just that.

Hovland is 5 of 6 converting 54-hole leads or co-leads on the PGA Tour into victories, so he will be tough to overcome in the top spot, but a seven-pack of chasers, including Gerard, all sit within five shots of the leader as action begins Sunday. Among that group are world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and three-time FedEx Cup champion Rory McIlroy, who registered the third-lowest round of the week on Moving Day to rocket himself into contention.

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. Check out the full slate of Round 4 tee times for the FedEx Cup finale.