Looking ahead to 2026, Texas will once again host a packed calendar of professional and amateur golf tournaments. From PGA Tour events to local amateur championships, the schedule offers plenty of opportunities to watch top players compete or take part yourself.
Major events include the Valero Texas Open in San Antonio and the Houston Open, both regular stops on the PGA Tour. The Korn Ferry Tour is slated to return with the Veritex Bank Championship in Arlington, while the LPGA may bring a tour stop back to the Lone Star State. For college golf fans, the NCAA Regional tournaments often visit Texas courses, and the USGA’s U.S. Women’s Amateur Four‑Ball is scheduled to be held at Spanish Oaks Golf Club.
If you want to experience tournament action firsthand, consider volunteering or buying weekly passes early to secure the best prices. For amateur players, look into statewide series like the Texas Golf Association’s tournaments and local charity scrambles. Start practicing early, review the 2026 schedule once dates are finalized, and book accommodations near the course to make the most of your tournament experience.
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