WM Phoenix Open 2026 LIVE: Dates, UK times, field, leaderboard, prize money and how to follow

The ever-popular WM Phoenix Open will take place on the PGA Tour this week with Scottie Scheffler headlining an all-star field.

The TPC Scottsdale event is world famous for its raucous atmosphere and the iconic Coliseum hole – the 20,000-seater stadium-style 16th.

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Thomas Detry won this tournament last year with a brilliant score of 24-under-par while Scheffler is a two-time winner.

Brooks Koepka has also claimed glory in Phoenix twice before and makes his return this week following his recent highly-publicised PGA Tour comeback.

It is also Super Bowl week, meaning the WM will serve as the perfect supplement to the NFL action to come in California after Sunday’s final round.

WM Phoenix Open 2026: Date and how to follow

This PGA Tour event is taking place from Thursday, February 5 to Sunday, February 8.

It is being held at TPC Scottsdale in Arizona – the course is a par 71 and will measure a maximum of 7,261 yards.

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WM Phoenix Open 2026: Field and tee times

Scheffler and Koepka headline the action but plenty of other big names are teeing it up.

Xander Schauffele, JJ Spaun, Viktor Hovland, Collin Morikawa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Min Woo Lee and Jordan Spieth are also in the field.

Sepp Straka, Cam Young, Sam Burns, Marco Penge, Ryan Fox and Wyndham Clark are some other top players in action.

The full field, tee times, groupings and latest leaderboard from Scottsdale can be found here.

The prize pot for this event is set at $9.6million with the winner taking home $1.7m.

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WM Phoenix Open 2026: What has been said?

Scheffler won first PGA Tour event of the year, claiming The American Express at La Quinta recently.

In doing so he joined Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as the only players to have 20 PGA Tour titles and four majors before turning 30. 

He said: “That’s pretty wild. It’s been a great start to my career. It’s been special.

“I try not to think about that stuff too much. I was just trying to do the things I needed to do to be prepared.

“There’s always a certain amount of rust when it comes to playing competitive golf.

“You can simulate as best you can at home, but you can only get into the heat of the moment when you’re posting a score and you’re in contention when you’re at a tournament. 

“So it’s nice to see some of the stuff that I’ve been being practicing and working on has paid off.”