The Royal Westmoreland Club will welcome the world’s top golfers this week for the 2026 Bermuda Championship, a key stop on the PGA Tour calendar. The 18‑hole contest runs from May 7th to 10th, with the final round set for Saturday, May 10th.

The tournament will feature a purse of $6.5 million, with the winner taking home $1.17 million. Local businesses and tourism partners are already gearing up for the influx of visitors, with hotels reporting near‑full bookings for the event’s duration. Former U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy, who played in the 2014 Bermuda Championship, is one of the players listed on the field, adding a high‑profile draw for Bermudian fans.

Royal Westmoreland, known for its immaculate greens and scenic ocean views, has hosted the Bermuda Championship since 2009. Officials have announced that the course will be set up at a challenging par‑72 layout, with the 18th hole offering a dramatic view of the Atlantic.

Event organizers have partnered with the Bermuda Tourism Authority to promote the championship, hoping to showcase the island’s hospitality and natural beauty to a global audience. The Bermuda Observer will provide live updates and feature local perspectives throughout the tournament.