This year’s PGA Championship takes place at the Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania, USA, and will run from May 14 to May 17. Over four days, 156 golfers (including six Aussies) will compete for the coveted Wanamaker Trophy.
If you’re hoping to catch it live from Australia, you’re in for a few very long nights. Here’s how you can watch every swing live in Australia, and what time you’ll want to tune in.
How to watch the PGA Championship online
The 2026 PGA Championship will be available to watch live on Foxtel and Foxtel Now via Fox Sports (Channel 503) and streaming service Kayo Sports. Of those options, we typically recommend Kayo Sports for affordable access to live-streamed sports.
Kayo Sports starts at $29.99 per month if you’re committing long-term, but if you just want to watch the PGA Championship, you can get one month of Kayo Sports Premium for $1. Kayo Sports Premium allows you to stream in 4K on two devices at once and usually costs $45.99 per month.
If you do sign up and don’t cancel by the end of the month, you’ll be automatically charged the full monthly price of $45.99 per month until you cancel. So if you’re truly only interested in the PGA Championship, be sure to cancel after the Championship ends.
When does the PGA Championship stream live in Australia?
If you're hoping to watch the PGA Championship live from Australia, you'll want to tune in at 8:45pm (AEST) on Thursday, May 14. The Final Round will begin at midnight on Sunday and run through to 9:00am Monday morning. Here are the key times for watching the PGA Championship live from Australia:
| Round | Date | Broadcast time (AEST) |
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| Round 1 | Thursday, May 14 | 8:45pm - 9:00am (Friday) |
| Round 2 | Friday, May 15 | 3:00am - 10:00am (Saturday) |
| Round 3 | Saturday, May 16 | 10:00pm - 9:00am (Sunday) |
| Final Round | Sunday, May 17 | 12:00am - 9:00am (Monday) |
Only die-hard fans would ever consider pulling an all-nighter (or four) to watch the Championship live, but if you're only tuning in for the Australian contenders, they will be staggered over all four rounds.
Thursday night, you can catch Jason Day at 9:34pm, Cameron Smith at 9:45pm and Min Woo Lee at 9:56pm. Then, early Friday morning, Elvis Smylie tees off at 2:54am, Adam Scott at 3:21am and Travis Smyth at 4:00am. In subsequent rounds, those golfers typically swap tee times, so those who went early on the first day go later on the second, and vice versa.
Yes, new customers are eligible for a seven-day free trial to try Kayo before they buy.
In addition to a free trial, there are a few ways to cut back on your Kayo bill if you know where to find a deal.
If you would prefer to stick with Foxtel, you'll be able to watch the PGA Championship live on Fox Sports (Channel 503) via traditional Foxtel or Foxtel Now. While more expensive, both options still offer instant access as Foxtel iQ customers can stream via Foxtel Go on smartphones and tablets while they wait for their iQ box to arrive. Here's a quick look at some of Foxtel's latest deals, including a limited-time sports package offer.
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If you're only interested in the highlights, Channel 9 and 9now typically broadcast highlights at a more reasonable hour, after each round has aired.
What is the PGA Championship?
The 108th PGA Championship is a prestigious golfing tournament and the second major tournament of the season, after April's Masters Tournament. This year, the PGA Championship will be held at the Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania, just outside of Philadelphia.
While there are 156 sticks competing for the Wanamaker Trophy (and a cool $3.42 million), we'll have our eye on the six competing Aussies: Jason Day, Cameron Smith, Min Woo Lee, Elvis Smylie, Adam Scott and Travis Smyth. They've got the work cut out for them, with defending champion Scottie Scheffler (USA), who is gunning for his fifth major title.
What is Kayo Sports?
Kayo Sports is an advanced standalone version of the Sports add-on that Foxtel Now offers. With a Kayo Sport subscription, you'll get access to the greatest number of sports in Australia, including AFL, NRL, cricket, tennis, and American sports like NFL, basketball, and baseball, as well as various advanced features, like SplitView, live stats and 4K streaming on the Premium tier.
How does Kayo Sports compare?
Kayo is still the best sports streaming service in Australia if you're after a vast quantity of both popular and niche sports. While Kayo's price continues creeping up, it is still the cheapest way to watch the vast majority of AFL, NRL, and cricket matches in Australia. It also has 4K and unique features like SplitView, stats and more.
See how Kayo Sports compares with other popular sports streaming services and their monthly prices below:
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More streaming deals
Looking for something to stream tonight but don't want to pay full price? We've rounded up the best deals from Australia's major streaming services.
- Apple TV Plus deals: Get 30% off
- Binge deals: Stream Binge with a seven-day free trial
- Disney Plus deals: Get 12 months for the price of 10
- Foxtel packages and deals: Save up to $55 per month
- Netflix deals: Free Netflix with Foxtel
- Paramount Plus deals: Save over $40 per year
- Prime Video deals: Score a 30-day free trial
Brodie Fogg
Managing Editor - Streaming
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