The LPGA Tour unveiled seven broadcast enhancements for 2026, including complete live coverage of every round plus major technology upgrades.

Every round of every LPGA event will be televised live next season, a first since Golf Channel began broadcasting the tour in 1995. The LPGA also announced Tuesday additional enhancements to coverage in 2026, including partnerships with FM and Trackman.

The LPGA has undergone a high-flying TV upgrade under new commissioner Craig Kessler. Here's what you can see on the new-look broadcasts. The post 7 noticeable changes arrive to LPGA broadcasts in 2026 appeared first on Golf.

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