Who Is Playing in the DP World Tour's Qatar Masters 2026? Full Field Explored

Live golf on TV and streaming today: PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf schedules

Raucous crowds are expected at TPC Scottsdale this week for the Waste Management Phoenix Open, the rowdiest event on the PGA Tour calendar and perhaps even in golf.That's not all. Down a few stars after some big-name exits, the 2026 LIV Golf season begins in Riyadh and Patrick Reed leads the field at the DP World Tour's Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.Sky Sports boasts the majority of elite golf tournaments live on their dedicated channel, while L…

Who is playing in the DP World Tour's Qatar Masters 2026? Full field explored

The DP World Tour will next head to Qatar for the Qatar Masters 2026. The ninth event of the 2025-26 season will be played from Thursday, February 5 to Sunday, February 8 at Doha Golf Club.

As LIV’s season begins, Patrick Reed’s exit highlights new reality - Irish Golfer Magazine

Brooks Koepka’s LIV Golf departure didn’t catch many people off guard. Patrick Reed’s defection, on the other hand, seemed to come out of nowhere. Reed won the DP World Tour’s Hero Dubai Desert Classic and revealed during his winner’s press conference that he was still negotiating his next contract with LIV Golf. Three days later, Reed announced that he was leaving LIV and planned to rejoin the PGA Tour after serving a suspension. That Reed’s de…

Rahm backs player freedom after LIV defections

Jon Rahm says golfers should be free to choose to play “where they want”, following the latest defection from LIV Golf ahead of the season opener in Riyadh this week. Rahm’s comments came just days after former Masters champion Patrick Reed announced he was ditching LIV and returning to the PGA Tour later this season. The move came after Brooks Koepka said in December he had left LIV and joined a Returning Member Programme announced by PGA Tour …

Free Wesley Bryan: It's Time For The PGA Tour To Let Him Back

January has been an intriguing month in the PGA Tour-LIV battle as Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed—two of LIV’s high-profile major champions—announced their return to the Tour. Koepka came back at last week’s Farmers Insurance Open while Reed is eligible to return to Tour in the fall. And it isn’t just those two players as the likes of Pat Perez, Hudson Swafford and Kevin Na are due to return after serving bans that will last into 2027. The path …