Larry David and Colin Jost star in 2026 celebrity golf event

Larry David and Colin Jost join Stephen Curry, Miles Teller, Jason Kelce and Charles Barkley at the 2026 American Century Championship, the celebrity golf tournament at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course. Coverage runs July 10–12 on Peacock and NBC Sports/NBC, with several streaming services offering free trials for viewers without cable. The 37th edition of the event brings more than 80 competitors from sports and entertainment to a 54-hole championship that also raises money for charitable causes.

Key Takeaways

• Larry David, Colin Jost and Stephen Curry headline a star-packed field at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course.
• Live coverage airs July 10–12 on Peacock and NBC Sports/NBC, starting Friday at 3 p.m. ET.
• The tournament features a $750,000 purse, including $150,000 for the winner.
• Hulu + Live TV, FuboTV, DirecTV and Walmart+ offer ways to stream without traditional cable.
• Reigning champion Joe Pavelski returns alongside newcomers including Drake Maye and Doc Rivers.

Who is competing at the American Century Championship?

Larry David, Colin Jost, Miles Teller, Stephen Curry, Jason Kelce and Charles Barkley are among the celebrities teeing off at this year's American Century Championship. The field also includes returning favorites such as Tony Romo, Drew Brees, Trevor Lawrence, Jerry Rice, Annika Sorenstam, Patrick Peterson, Kyle Lowry and Matthew Tkachuk.

Reigning champion and NHL star Joe Pavelski returns to defend his title. Several notable newcomers are making their tournament debuts, including New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton, and NFL head coaches Mike Macdonald, Robert Saleh and Kevin O'Connell.

Beyond football, the roster expands with Boston Celtics guard Payton Pritchard, NBA Hall of Fame coach Doc Rivers, four-time NHL All-Star Brady Tkachuk, country singer Brett Young and veteran broadcaster Sean McDonough. For more live sports streaming guides, visit our Streaming & TV Alerts section.

When and where can you watch the 2026 tournament?

Coverage of the American Century Championship begins Friday, July 10, exclusively on Peacock and NBC Sports. Friday's broadcast runs from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET on Peacock and NBC Sports. Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, both air from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET on Peacock and NBC.

Now in its 37th year, the tournament features more than 80 competitors competing in a 54-hole championship at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course while supporting local and national nonprofits. Along with a $750,000 purse — including $150,000 for the winner — the event continues its tradition of charitable fundraising throughout the week.

How can you stream the American Century Championship without cable?

If you are looking to watch the 2026 American Century Championship without cable, several streaming options offer free trials and flexible monthly plans. Variety highlights Hulu + Live TV, which includes NBC in its local channel lineup at $89.99 per month with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers.

FuboTV streams NBC through its Pro plan in eligible markets, starting at $84.99 per month with more than 200 live channels and a 5-day free trial. DirecTV's Entertainment package includes local NBC channels, currently discounted to $59.99 for the first month with a 5-day free trial for new customers.

One budget-friendly Peacock option comes through Walmart+: new members can try Walmart+ for $1 for 30 days and receive six months of Peacock Premium at no additional cost. You can also access Peacock Premium Plus through YouTube Primetime Channels for $16.99 per month, with no base YouTube TV fee required.

Why does this year's celebrity golf field matter?

The tournament's appeal comes from its unique mix of sports and entertainment stars competing on one of golf's most scenic backdrops. Whether you are tuning in for Larry David and Colin Jost on the fairway, Stephen Curry's short game or legendary athletes away from their day jobs, the 2026 field delivers crossover star power rarely seen in a single sporting event.

With more than 80 competitors spanning football, basketball, hockey, baseball and entertainment, the American Century Championship has become a summer fixture for fans who want competition, charity and celebrity spectacle in one broadcast package.