Where to watch WM Phoenix Open 2026: TV schedule, coverage, Sunday live stream

The PGA Tour rolls into Scottsdale for its biggest party of the season

By Robby Kalland

Feb 8, 2026 at 4:23 pm ET • 2 min read

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The PGA Tour's annual Super Bowl weekend stop at TPC Scottsdale has entered the final round. The 2026 WM Phoenix Open is once again serving as the Tour's biggest party of the season, one featuring hundreds of thousands of fans creating a vibe as unique as any on the circuit. While the event may not be everyone's cup of tea, those teeing it up this week are well aware of what they're walking into, and those who embrace the frenzied atmosphere can become beloved figures in the desert.

Headlining this week's field was Scottie Scheffler, who on Thursday struck his first over-par round since June 2025. However, Scheffler has bounced back remarkably, surging up the Phoenix Open leaderboard to battle with 54-hole leader Hideki Matsuyama through the back nine on Sunday.

Scheffler has continued to assert his dominance over the last few seasons, and now at TPC Scottsdale, where he picked up his first career win in 2022 and backed it up with another in 2023, he might put together a huge comeback as the clear favorite entering the tournament. Matsuyama is similarly looking for his third win at TPC Scottsdale, and sitting in pole position to do it, he has an opportunity to win for the sixth time when in front after three rounds.

Beyond the World No. 1 and 54-hole leader, the WM Phoenix Open features a number of the game's other top stars and former winners. Brooks Koepka is playing his second event of the season in his return to the PGA Tour at a tournament he's also won twice. Hideki Matsuyama is another two-time WM Phoenix Open champ in the field. Meanwhile, Xander Schauffele, Cameron Young, Collin Morikawa, Jordan Spieth, Chris Gotterup, Viktor Hovland and more will all be looking to capture their first WM Phoenix Open victory.

Here is how you can watch Scheffler, Matsuyama, Koepka and the rest of the PGA Tour's best vie for the title in the desert.