Travelers Championship 2026
About This Tournament
The Travelers Championship follows the U.S. Open as one of the PGA Tour's biggest summer stops. BBC Sport's golf calendar lists Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands after the 2026 U.S. Open and alongside the late-June tour swing.
Tournament Details
Sport
Golf
Venue
Cromwell, Connecticut, USA
Start Date
June 25, 2026
End Date
June 28, 2026
Format
In-Person
Organizer
TPC River Highlands
Related News
Wyndham Clark Wins 2026 U.S. Open Wire to Wire
Wyndham Clark went wire to wire at Shinnecock Hills to win the 2026 U.S. Open, securing his second major championship and second U.S. Open title. The result puts him in rare major-winning territory and makes the victory as much about control as closing.
McIlroy Says Shinnecock Won the Battle as US Open Hopes Fade
Rory McIlroy was left frustrated after a difficult US Open weekend at Shinnecock Hills ended his major title hopes. Sky News reported that McIlroy said the course won the battle as the wheels came off during his weekend challenge.
Wyndham Clark Holds Off Burns to Win US Open at Shinnecock Hills
Wyndham Clark completed a wire-to-wire US Open victory at Shinnecock Hills, beating Sam Burns by one shot while Scottie Scheffler fell short in his Grand Slam bid. The result gives Clark another major statement and denies Scheffler the tournament he needed to keep the Grand Slam chase alive.
Wyndham Clark's Quiet US Open Coronation at Shinnecock Hills
Wyndham Clark won the US Open for a second time in four years, with The Guardian describing a muted coronation at Shinnecock Hills despite his commanding position. The confirmed picture is of a champion who rebuilt his swing and confidence while winning without the full roar usually attached to a major title.
US Open Crowd Problems Put Golf Officials Back on Behaviour Watch
BBC Sport’s Iain Carter argues that unruly behaviour around last week’s US Open shows why golf officials need to keep policing conduct closely. The issue is not only etiquette: crowd control can shape competitive conditions at major championships.