The 2026 RBC Heritage is one of the PGA Tour’s biggest signature tournaments, and it is currently approaching its final round. As of this writing, the tournament’s Round 3 is underway, and the leaderboard appears to be tight. This definitely shows that many golfers will be in contention for the RBC Heritage crown this season.
A total of 90,000 fans are anticipated to attend the final round at Harbour Town Golf Links, with the number expected to increase even further by Sunday. The PGA Tour has also made available live streaming and a TV schedule for fans who want to watch the tournament from home.
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As usual, the Golf Channel (1 pm – 3 pm ET) and NBC (3 pm – 6 pm ET) will broadcast the final round live on television. Apart from that, Peacock will be live-streaming the tournament at the same time as NBC. Along with all this, ESPN+ is also going to offer some exclusive coverage through its one-program subscription to PGA Tour Live on ESPN+.
With ESPN streaming, fans can watch not only hole-by-hole coverage but also a special featured group option. Talking a bit about the leaderboard, as of this writing, Matt Fitzpatrick leads with a total score of 14 under par. He is only one shot ahead of the field, with Viktor Hovland in second place at 13 under par. Both golfers have yet to begin their Round 3, so things could change drastically from here.
How much will the winner of the 2026 RBC Heritage receive?
The 2026 RBC Heritage has 82 golfers competing for a total of $20 million in prize money. The victor of the tournament will receive $3.6 million, while the runner-up will receive $2.16 million.
Talking in detail about the prize distribution of the 2026 RBC Heritage, here’s a look at them:
- 1st position: $3.6 million
- 2nd position: $2.16 million
- 3rd position: $1.36 million
- 4th position: $960,000
- 5th position: $795,000
- 6th position: $715,000
- 7th position: $665,000
- 8th position: $615,000
- 9th position: $575,000
- 10th position: $535,000
- 11th position: $495,000
- 12th position: $455,000
- 13th position: $415,000
- 14th position: $375,000
- 15th position: $352,000
- 16th position: $332,000
- 17th position: $312,000
- 18th position: $292,000
- 19th position: $272,000
- 20th position: $252,000
- 21st position: $232,000
- 22nd position: $217,000
- 23rd position: $202,000
- 24th position: $187,000
- 25th position: $172,000
- 26th position: $158,000
- 27th position: $150,000
- 28th position: $143,000
- 29th position: $137,000
- 30th position: $131,000
- 31st position: $125,000
- 32nd position: $119,000
- 33rd position: $114,000
- 34th position: $109,000
- 35th position: $104,000
- 36th position: $99,000
- 37th position: $94,000
- 38th position: $89,000
- 39th position: $84,000
- 40th position: $80,000
- 41st position: $76,000
- 42nd position: $72,000
- 43rd position: $68,000
- 44th position: $64,000
- 45th position: $60,000
- 46th position: $57,000
- 47th position: $54,000
- 48th position: $52,000
- 49th position: $50,000
- 50th position: $48,000
- 51st position: $47,000
- 52nd position: $46,000
- 53rd position: $45,000
- 54th position: $44,000
- 55th position: $43,000
- 56th position: $42,000
- 57th position: $41,000
- 58th position: $40,000
- 59th position: $39,500
- 60th position: $39,000
- 61st position: $38,500
- 62nd position: $38,000
- 63rd position: $37,500
- 64th position: $37,000
- 65th position: $36,500
- 66th position: $36,000
- 67th position: $35,500
- 68th position: $35,000
- 69th position: $34,750
- 70th position: $34,500
- 71st position: $34,250
- 72nd position: $34,000
- 73rd position: $33,750
- 74th position: $33,500
- 75th position: $33,250
- 76th position: $33,000
- 77th position: $32,750
- 78th position: $32,500
- 79th position: $32,250
- 80th position: $32,000
Edited by Anurag Bhardwaj
