Golf Leaderboards, Results and Schedule
The live leaderboard of the tournament in play, hole by hole, and the season’s schedule across the main tours.
- LeaderboardEvery player in the tournament in play, with the score to par and the round they are on.
- ScheduleThe season tournament by tournament, with dates, course and purse.
- BlogHow the cut works, what the rankings measure and what decided the majors — purses, points and the numbers behind the leaderboard.
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Golf leaderboards, results and the 2026 schedule for the PGA Tour, the LPGA and the DP World Tour are reached from this page, which links to the scores of the tournaments being played and to each tour's full calendar.
Each of the three tours keeps a season-long points race: the FedEx Cup on the PGA Tour, the Race to the CME Globe on the LPGA and the Race to Dubai on the DP World Tour. The FedEx Cup was settled at the Tour Championship in late August; the other two finish in November.
How to use this section
- Go to the leaderboard to follow the current tournament on the PGA Tour, LPGA or DP World Tour.
- Go to Schedule to see each tour's 2026 season month by month, with dates and courses.
- A walk-through of the leaderboard and the tour calendars is on the golf blog.
Golf FAQ
How does the FedEx Cup work?
PGA Tour players earn FedEx Cup points all season. The top 70 qualify for the playoffs, the top 50 advance to the BMW Championship and the top 30 to the Tour Championship at East Lake, where from 2026 everyone starts at even par and the winner is crowned FedEx Cup champion.
What is the Race to Dubai?
It is the DP World Tour's season-long points ranking. The 2026 race takes in at least 42 tournaments in 25 countries, and its champion is due to be decided at two play-off events in the United Arab Emirates in November, in Abu Dhabi and then at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
How many majors are there in golf?
Men's golf has four: the Masters, the PGA Championship, the U.S. Open and The Open. The LPGA counts five women's majors: the Chevron Championship, the U.S. Women's Open, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, the Evian Championship and the AIG Women's Open.
From the blog
- More Than Half of Golf's Majors Since 2000 Went to a First-Time WinnerSince 2000, first-time winners have taken 57 of 107 men's golf majors, 53 percent, and 18 of 27 U.S. Opens. Their ages, who won again and 2026's champions.
- Home Teams Have Won 15 of the Last 23 Ryder CupsSince 1979 the home team has won 15 of 23 Ryder Cups, lost seven and tied one. Every result, how the two-day leaders fared, the Sunday comebacks and 2027.
- A Major Takes About 9 Under Par to Win, Unless It Is the U.S. OpenMen's majors since 2000 were won at 9.3 under par on average and the U.S. Open at 4.6 under. Every winning score, the cut line and playoffs, 2000 to 2026.