After the eight-month break, fans can finally witness the thrill and adrenaline at LPGA majors. With the season’s first major, the Chevron Championship, having a star-studded roster for the whopping $8 million prize purse, it has captured the attention of fans. Interestingly, unlike 2024, this season there hasn’t been dominance by any golfer. In 2024, Nelly Korda entered the course with four consecutive victories. This year, however, there will be all fresh for the golfers, making the speculation reach its peak for the event.

With the competitive event upcoming this weekend, the fans will get the full coverage on the partnered broadcaster with in-depth information from the experts. Check out the journalists and commentators who will deliver unhindered coverage of the event.

Commentator and reporter at the Chevron Championship

Teeing off on April 24th, the live action will broadcast with 48 hours of coverage for the four days of the event. ESPN+ will broadcast the coverage live from 9 AM to 7:30 PM ET for the first two days. While, for the final two days, fans can tune in from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. However, away from the coverage, ESPN+ will offer a featured group with a dedicated feed for both morning and afternoon waves.

As players chase the first major title of the year, expert analysts and commentators will offer on course report to the fans. At the top, Will Haskett will be taking charge of the coverage. In his 25 years of experience in broadcasting multiple sports, he has worked with multiple clients such as the PGA Tour, Golf Channel, CBS, Turner Sports, and more. The broadcaster will now enhance the LPGA Tour’s first major.

Along with him. Ali Whitaker will take responsibility as the lead analyst. While Angela Stanform, the 2026 US Solheim Cup captain, and Emma Talley, a former LPGA Tour player, will deliver on-course reports and player interviews with the LPGA host Hope Barnett.

Besides the coverage on ESPN+, fans also get the option to watch the event live on TV.

Chevron Championship TV schedule

The extensive coverage of the event is available on both the Golf Channel and NBC. However, the Golf Channel will broadcast for the first two days of the championship, while for the last two days, NBC and Peacock will take over. The broadcast on the first two days will begin at 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM ET for the first leg, while for the second leg of the broadcast, it will continue from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM ET.

For the weekend, the coverage will begin a little later than ESPN+. For Saturday and Sunday, the first hour of coverage will be live exclusively on Peacock from 2 to 3 PM ET. Continuing, the broadcast will be available on both NBC and Peacock. Fans can tune in to the channel from 3:00 PM to 6 PM ET.

With 48 hours of coverage of the LPGA’s first major of the year, the fans can witness the coverage from every corner of the course. Having the top golfer on the course, it will be interesting to witness who will clinch the title. Who are you rooting for? Share with us in the comments below.