Texas Children’s Houston Open 2026

Set against the scenic backdrop of Memorial Park Golf Course, the 2026 Texas Children’s Houston Open returns from March 23–29 as one of the most anticipated stops on the PGA TOUR calendar. Located in the heart of Houston, the tournament blends elite competition with community impact, offering fans a dynamic week of golf, entertainment, and local flavor.

Tournament Overview

The Texas Children’s Houston Open is more than just a golf tournament. It’s a celebration of sport and community. Since 2019, the event has raised over $24 million for local charities, including Texas Children’s Hospital, the Memorial Park Conservancy, and youth programs like the First Tee of Greater Houston.

The course itself carries a unique story. Designed in part by PGA TOUR star Brooks Koepka alongside renowned architect Tom Doak, Memorial Park offers a challenging yet fan-friendly layout. One of the most iconic features is the par-3 15th hole, known for its electric, stadium-style atmosphere that draws some of the tournament’s largest crowds.

Off the course, fans can enjoy a wide variety of experiences from local Houston food vendors like El Tiempo in the Reliant Fan Village to interactive attractions such as the Texas Children’s Bunker Challenge and the family-friendly Junior Clubhouse near the 18th hole.

Who’s Playing in 2026

he 2026 field is stacked with top-tier talent, returning champions, and fan favorites:

• Defending champion Min Woo Lee looks to repeat his 2025 success
• Past winners Stephan Jaeger (2024) and Tony Finau (2022) return
• Major champions including Shane Lowry, Wyndham Clark, Gary Woodland, and Jason Day add star power
• Fan-favorite Rickie Fowler enters in strong form with multiple top-20 finishes in 2026
• Rising star Chris Gotterup arrives with momentum after multiple wins this season
• Additional standouts include Sam Burns, Billy Horschel, and Nico Echavarria

With such a deep field, fans can expect a highly competitive week leading into championship Sunday.

Schedule of Events

Monday, March 23

• Westlake Pro-Am (CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
• Course closed to the public

Tuesday, March 24

• Practice Day (CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
• Executive Women’s Day hosted by Whitney Crane (CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
• Course closed to the public

​Wednesday, March 25

• NRG Pro-Am (CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC)
• Course closed to the public

​Thursday, March 26

• Round 1
• Two tee start (Holes 1 & 10)

​Friday, March 27

• Round 2
• Two tee start (Holes 1 & 10)

​Saturday, March 28

• Round 3
• One tee start (Hole 1)

Sunday, March 29

• Round 4
• One tee start (Hole 1)
• Trophy Ceremony on the 18th Green following final putt

Know Before You Go

Planning ahead ensures the best experience at Memorial Park:

Getting There

• Parking is limited—rideshare is strongly encouraged
• Off-site parking passes are available for purchase

Tickets & Viewing

• General Admission provides access to all public areas across 18 holes
• Premium options like the First Class Pass offer exclusive viewing and hospitality access
• Venue Hopper passes include entry to select premium viewing areas with food and drinks

Food & Amenities

• Local Houston favorites, including El Tiempo, will be available
• Food trucks and Beck’s Restaurant offer additional dining options
• Multiple merchandise tents, including the Memorial Park Pro Shop, will be open

Family-Friendly Features

• Texas Children’s Junior Clubhouse for kids and families
• Family Care Center with nursing and changing facilities
• Interactive fan experiences like the Bunker Challenge

Special Giveaways

• Saturday: Clear crossbody bags for the first 2,500 fans
• Sunday: Fanny packs for the first 2,500 fans

A Tournament with Purpose

Beyond the competition, the Texas Children’s Houston Open continues to make a meaningful impact in the Houston community. Through initiatives like “Cleats for Kids” and ongoing investments in Memorial Park, the event highlights the power of sports to give back while delivering a world-class fan experience.

Whether attending for the golf, the atmosphere, or the community spirit, the 2026 tournament promises an unforgettable week in Houston.