Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis reports from Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. where an informal players meeting on Tuesday night discussed what the future of the PGA Tour schedule could look like and when the new calendar could be announced. Lewis also discusses Lucas Glover being elected chair of the 2026 Player Advisory Council.
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Scottie Scheffler explained how his expectations differ from media expectations in his press conference at the 2026 Players Championship on Tuesday afternoon.
Adam Scott was asked Tuesday to recall a memory from his 2004 Players Championship victory. What stood out was that some people (or at least one person) had no idea who he was before that triumph.
Among Scott’s four career top-10s at TPC Sawgrass is his 2004 Players victory, his second of what is now 14 total Tour wins.
Rory McIlroy is expected to arrive at TPC Sawgrass on Wednesday before beginning his Players title defense on Thursday. McIlroy withdrew from the Arnold Palmer Invitational last week with a muscle-related back injury but has been improving every day. He has delayed his arrival at Ponte Vedra Beach to have treatment at his home in South Florida.
Justin Rose spoke with the media ahead of The Players Championship on Tuesday and discussed whether he was considered for the Ryder Cup captaincy and spoke about Jon Rahm’s decision to reject a deal from the DP World Tour.
Two years after Gary Woodland returned to the PGA Tour following brain surgery, he still struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder.
TV times and more for The Players Championship, March 12-15 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.
Brooks Koepka meets with the media ahead of the 2026 Players Championship. Koepka touches on the reception he’s received in the few weeks he’s been back on Tour. Plus, he recently changed his phone number, and the hole at TPC Sawgrass that has been a “bugaboo” for him.
Here is a look at the career scoring averages on No. 17 at TPC Sawgrass’ Stadium Course for the 67 players in the 2026 Players field with at least 10 attempts.
Koepka usually changes his digits about every year and a half, though recently he’d gone over two years without getting a new number. Koepka’s latest reset came after last month’s WM Phoenix Open.