NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. — Keegan Bradley will compete in the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, in May. The 39-year-old returns to a course where he captured the BMW Championship in 2018.

Bradley won the PGA Championship in 2011 at Atlanta Athletic Club as a rookie on the PGA Tour. He is scheduled to attend the annual PGA dinner for past champions on Tuesday night of championship week.

Reflecting on his 2011 major title, Bradley described its lasting weight on his career. "It was a major moment in my career. I never knew if I would win again on Tour," he said.

His 2018 victory at Aronimink came at a difficult point in his game, by his own account. Bradley said he was in a "really, really dark place with my putter" when he played the 2018 BMW Championship and that the win was the "first glimmer of hope" he had.

Also in the field at Aronimink is Jordan Spieth, a three-time major champion competing in the 2026 PGA Championship and seeking to complete a career grand slam. The PGA Championship is the only major title missing from Spieth's resume. He last won a major at The Open Championship in 2017.

"If I could win one more tournament in my life, it would obviously be this one for that reason. It would be amazing because it's a very, very short list in history," Spieth said.