Every year, the so-called “Majors” represent the pinnacle of professional men’s golf—iconic events where legendary champions are crowned and unforgettable chapters are written in the history of the sport. For 2026, the calendar for these four major championships has already been clearly defined, offering fans and media a promising and highly anticipated competitive schedule.
The first of the Majors will be The Masters, traditionally played at Augusta National Golf Club (Georgia, USA), scheduled for April 9–12, 2026. Known for its prestigious Green Jacket ceremony and its beautifully manicured springtime courses, this tournament kicks off the Majors season with great anticipation.
The second Major will be the PGA Championship, set to take place from May 14–17 at one of the most challenging clubs on the tour—the official venue is yet to be confirmed—where the world’s top players will face demanding courses that require precision, strategy, and resilience.
In June, from June 18–21, the U.S. Open will be held at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club (Southampton, New York), a historic venue renowned for its challenging terrain and playing conditions that test every aspect of a golfer’s swing and strategic thinking.
Finally, the Open Championship, also known as the British Open, will be played from July 16–19 at Royal Birkdale Golf Club (England), one of the classic links courses that combines tradition, wind, and strategy to crown the final major champion of the season.
These four events represent the highest level of annual competition, attracting millions of fans worldwide and sparking debates, analysis, and expectations around who will lift the most coveted trophies on the calendar.
Source: golfshot.mx