It's time for a brand new event on the PGA Tour, the Austin Championship. Originally the Good Good Championship before the fallout from an ad gone wrong, this tournament has brought 120 golfers to Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas.
This is the second-to-last tournament of the PGA Tour's FedEx Fall series, the second-to-last chance for those battling for a top 100 spot for a tour card for 2027 to make their moves.
For the live leaderboard, tee times, scoring updates and the ever-changing FedEx Cup standings, you've come to the right place.
Austin Championship presented by Compliance Solutions leaderboard
Keep tabs on the scores from the 2026 Austin Championship all week, Thursday through Sunday.
Austin Championship tee times for Thursday's Round 1
See all the groupings and start times at Barton Creek for the first round on Thursday, Nov. 12.
Where to watch the Austin Championship on TV, streaming
- Golf Channel: 2 p.m. ET - 5 p.m. ET
- PGA Tour Radio on SiriusXM: 11 a.m. ET - 5 p.m. ET
- PGA Tour Live on ESPN+: 9:30 a.m. ET - 5 p.m. ET
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What are the projected FedEx Cup standings?
If not otherwise exempt from a recent PGA Tour victory, only those in the top 100 after the next two events will earn 2027 tour cards. Heading into the Austin Championship, Chandler Phillips is in the No. 100 spot while Jason Day is No. 101. See the full list of projected standings here.
Who's in the field for the Austin Championship?
First, here's a look at some withdrawals, as there have been eight of them since last Saturday:
- Saturday, Nov, 7: Denny McCarthy WD / Hayden Springer IN
- Sunday, Nov. 8: Matt Wallace WD / Ben Silverman IN; Harry Hall WD / Ben Silverman IN
- Monday, Nov. 9: Ben Silverman WD / David Skinns IN; Ben James WD / Jimmy Stanger IN; Michael Kim WD / Paul Peterson IN; Tom Hoge WD / Ben Martin IN; Beau Hossler WD / Tyler Duncan IN
As for who is playing, well, it's a pretty decent field, punctuated by Blades Brown, 19, and fresh off his first PGA Tour win. There are several other notables but here are three names to keep an eye on, according to Golfweek's Adam Schupak:
Billy Horschel: The eight-time Tour winner is set to make his 35th start in the state of Texas and is seeking to earn his first win here since the 2021 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play event. Horschel has spent most of the FedEx Cup Fall on the top 100 bubble and enters the week 98th overall in the standings.
Austin Smotherman: The Dallas resident and former SMU golfer is making his first start since earning his first two PGA Tour victories in back-to-back starts (Bank of Utah Championship, Butterfield Bermuda Championship). He looks to become the first player since Dustin Johnson in 2017 to win in three consecutive starts.
Tommy Morrison: The former Texas Longhorn is a 2026 Korn Ferry Tour graduate is making his first PGA Tour start since earning his status for 2027. Morrison is making his third career PGA Tour start and is looking to transfer his success from the Korn Ferry Tour over to the PGA Tour. He started his Korn Ferry Tour career with five consecutive Top 10 finishes the second most to start a Korn Ferry Tour career all-time and led the Korn Ferry Tour in scoring average with an average of 67.31.
What's the prize money breakdown for the Austin Championship?
There's a $6 total prize fund in Austin. See the entire breakdown of the prize money payouts here.
What is the weather forecast for Austin?
It's looking like 79 degrees and sunny for Thursday's Round 1 but conditions could change quite a bit for the weekend with rain in the forecast for both the third and final rounds, according to accuweather.
Go to Golfweek.com for the latest news from the PGA Tour.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: 2026 Austin Championship leaderboard, live scores, tee times, projected standings
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