Jan. 6 2026 – Starting at the Sony Open in Hawaii, fans will have a new favorite players hub, powered by AWS technology, in the PGA TOUR App and on PGATOUR.COM. This personalized hub will allow fans to track their favorite players each week by curating up-to-date information, tournament week storylines as well as real-time stats and highlights, ensuring fans always have the most relevant information on their favorite stars no matter when they check in. For example, a fan following their favorite player will instantly see his latest round highlights and AI-generated storylines — all automatically updated and personalized without the fan having to search across multiple sources.

Jan. 6, 2026 – Putt Path is an innovative feature in TOURCAST, allowing users to get a deeper level of detail when following players on the course. Any time a player is on the green and putt data is available, shot trails will show the actual putt path that the ball traveled, including any break on the green. Users can also select the Green View button to get an even closer look and see the full green grid.

Jan. 2026 - PGA TOUR Fantasy Golf returns for the 2026 season with competition beginning at the Sony Open in Hawaii and continuing through to the TOUR Championship. A handful of updates have been released to continue to improve the fan experience and keep players engaged throughout the season. These updates include:

• Removal of Roster Submission Deadline: Gamers can now submit a roster at any point before or during a tournament. So, if you forgot to plug in your lineup before an opening round, you’ll score zero in it, but you still can save it to play and score in all remaining rounds.
• Single Tournament Prizes: PGA TOUR Fantasy Golf will offer prizing to the winner of each tournament on the 2026 Fantasy Golf schedule. 32 chances to win. 32 chances to send you and a guest to the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club in Chicago!
• Push Notification Support: Players can now sign up to receive push notifications for a helpful reminder to make sure their lineup is set and updates on roster’s progress throughout the event.

Dec. 18, 2025 – Player Profile pages were reimagined with a more dynamic and engaging layout, providing fans with an informative landing while also enticing fans to dive deeper in the tabs. Profiles now consolidate information from across all Tours (PGA TOUR, Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR Champions and PGA TOUR Americas) so fans can view all content and career results in one location.

Updates included:

• New Overview landing – A page that gives fans snippets of content from each tab, making it easier to scan key information and encourages click-thru for further engagement.
• Headshot updates
• TGL team integrations
• Standings widgets (with additional info in tooltips)
• Stories integration
• Career, Season, Bio, Stats, Odds and Probability widgets
• News & Video widget

Nov. 18, 2025 – Player Stories are now available by tapping into a player’s headshot from the leaderboard on PGATOUR.COM and the PGA TOUR App. This updated UI makes it easier than ever to catch up on highlights from a player’s round and tournament directly from their scorecard.

Player Stories are also available in the winner banner at the top of the leaderboard for quick access to the best shots from the champion’s final round.

Aug. 21, 2025 – The PGA TOUR app is now available on Apple Watch; Check scores, tee times and follow your favorites.

Update to version 2025.2.1 or the latest version of the PGA TOUR app and it will automatically install on your Apple Watch. Make sure your watch is running watchOS 10 or later. In addition, you can add the PGA TOUR app as a complication on your watch face for instant access to leaderboards and tee times, right when you need them.

Aug. 2025 – The On-Site Quick Guide is available in the PGA TOUR App for users who plan on attending a tournament or live in the area of a tournament that is taking place. This Quick Guide provides easy access to helpful links with relevant on-site information, right from the YourTOUR homepage of the app.

Feb. 20, 2025 – Now you can view the cut line at the top of your leaderboard view on days where players in the field will be sweating that number as it moves throughout the round.

Additionally, clicking the cut line pill will open a modal with more information on probable cut line numbers. These probabilities are based on 10,000 tournament simulations of and live player performance on the course.

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Feb. 20, 2025 – Now you can view the cut line at the top of your leaderboard view on days where players in the field will be sweating that number as it moves throughout the round.

Additionally, clicking the cut line pill will open a modal with more information on probable cut line numbers. These probabilities are based on 10,000 tournament simulations of and live player performance on the course.

March 10, 2025 – Now you can compare a player’s shot inside TOURCAST with the rest of the field. Toggle the “Compare Shots” button to see scatter dots for every player pertaining to the round, hole and shot selected. The dots will also be color-coded to show what score was made from that shot. You can leave it toggled on as you explore TOURCAST, and the scatter plots will update accordingly if a shot is selected and there is data available.

Now you can view AI commentary in TOURCAST, which provides written context for every shot by every player during PGA TOUR events, starting with THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass. The AI commentary not only describes each shot but also provides context for what that shot means for each player based on their current performance and upcoming shot, as well as how it relates to the broader competition. Click on the blue pulsing icon on the right to test it out.

Aug. 13, 2024 – Users can now find enhanced hole images with TOURCAST models for certain events inside the scorecard. Enhanced details like trees, terrain and structures are now viewable when tracking shot trails from favorited players. Users can also use the layer toggle button to set their preferred view type.

Nov. 5, 2023 - Live activities are now available on the PGA TOUR app. This feature will allow users to add key information to follow a tournament directly on their iOS lock screen. Live Activities will update dynamically to ensure users have the most up-to-date information without having to open the app. There are two options for users to add to their mobile lock screen.

• Leaderboard – Allows users to quickly follow a tournament in progress by displaying the top three leaderboard rows. Users can tap the Live Activity to launch the PGA TOUR app and view the full leaderboard.
• Player Scorecard – Allows users to follow a specific player during their round. Users will be able to see that player’s current position on the leaderboard and their total score as well as get shot-by-shot updates as they play.

Live activities will only show on a user's device while a tournament is in progress.

June 21, 2023 - The PGA TOUR and Golfbet are excited to show off a new way of tracking stats from all players on TOUR. The Player Comparison Tool allows fans to put up to four players head-to-head for the major stats categories. Once users have selected the pros they want to compare and the stat category, information is displayed instantly in easy-to-view graphs and tables. These include Strokes Gained, Driving, Approach, Short Game, Putting and Scoring. Each stat will display up to six sub-categories for in-depth understanding. Watch to see it in action.

Want to see who has the best Scoring stats between Jon Rahm and Scottie Scheffler, or the best driver between Rory McIlroy to Patrick Cantlay?

Check out the Comparison Tool here