How To Watch Meijer LPGA Classic 2026? TV Schedule, Livestream Details, & More Explored

The 2026 Meijer LPGA Classic will take place from Wednesday, June 18, to Saturday, June 21, at Blythefield Country Club. Fans can watch the four-day tournament through TV broadcasts and digital platforms, with Golf Channel and CBS set to share the coverage.

The event will feature several top LPGA stars as they compete for the title. The first three rounds will air on Golf Channel, while CBS will cover the final round. Fans will also have multiple livestream options throughout the tournament.

Golf fans can watch the first three rounds on the Golf Channel app and website with a valid cable account. The final round can be watched through Paramount+ along with the CBS Sports app. Platforms such as YouTube TV will also offer access to the event, while international fans can follow the action through the LPGA's digital platform.

TV and Livestream Schedule (All times ET)

• Thursday, June 18: 3-6 PM (Golf Channel)

• Friday, June 19: 3-6 PM (Golf Channel)

• Saturday, June 20: 3-6 PM (Golf Channel)

• Sunday, June 21: 1-4 PM (CBS, Paramount+)

The marquee first-round pairings and tee times for the 2026 Meijer LPGA Classic at Blythefield Country Club are mentioned below. All times listed are in Eastern Time (ET):

Morning Wave Marquee Groups

• 7:48 AM: Brooke Henderson (two-time champion), Chun In-gee and Akie Iwai

• 7:59 AM: Hannah Green (world No. 6), Minjee Lee (world No. 9) and Grace Kim

• 8:10 AM: Lilia Vu (2024 champion), Lauren Coughlin and Allisen Corpuz

• 8:21 AM: Carlota Ciganda (defending champion), Yuri Yoshida and Jenny Bae

• 8:32 AM: Leona Maguire (2023 champion), Anna Nordqvist and Nanna Koerstz Madsen

Afternoon Wave Marquee Groups

• 12:59 PM: Jeeno Thitikul (world No. 2), Lottie Woad (world No. 7) and Chisato Iwai

• 1:10 PM: Lexi Thompson (2015 champion), Jin Young Ko (former world No. 1) and Rio Takeda

• 1:21 PM: Jennifer Kupcho (2022 champion), Miyu Yamashita (world No. 8) and Im Jin Hee

Notable Featured Amateurs

• 7:26 AM: Taylor Kehoe and local invitee Katie Lu

• 12:37 PM: World No. 1 amateur Kiara Romero

FM, Trackman and the Golf Channel have formed a broadcast partnership with the LPGA Tour.

"The commitments from FM, Trackman and Golf Channel are a game-changer for our athletes, our fans, our partners and our Tour," said LPGA Commissioner Craig Kessler on Tuesday, June 16.

"Starting in 2026, fans will immediately see and feel the difference: more cameras, better technology, richer storytelling and more ways to appreciate the unbelievable skill of our players, fully live."

Kessler further shared his excitement about the future of the women's game after the new partnership. Kessler said that the partnership move is a major step for the LPGA and it marks the beginning of an important new chapter for the tour.