The full field for the 2026 Zurich Classic of New Orleans has officially been confirmed, with all 80 teams now locked in for one of the most entertaining weeks on the PGA Tour calendar. The event, held at TPC Louisiana, remains the Tour’s only official team tournament, bringing together 160 players for a mix of Four-ball and Foursomes formats that always create drama, surprise, and unforgettable moments.
This year’s headline pairing is the brand-new team of Brooks Koepka and Shane Lowry. The combination of Koepka’s major-winning mentality and Lowry’s fearless shot-making has immediately made them one of the favorites. With Rory McIlroy not in the field, Lowry’s new partnership with Koepka has become one of the biggest talking points heading into tournament week.
Among the 80 confirmed teams are some of the strongest duos in recent memory. Defending champions Ben Griffin and Andrew Novak return to try and keep their title, while several Ryder Cup stars and Presidents Cup regulars are also in action.
Confirmed Teams Include:
Brooks Koepka / Shane Lowry
Ben Griffin / Andrew Novak
Collin Morikawa / Kurt Kitayama
Max Homa / Wyndham Clark
Tom Kim / Sungjae Im
Billy Horschel / Sam Burns
Keegan Bradley / Russell Henley
Matt Fitzpatrick / Alex Fitzpatrick
Justin Rose / Tommy Fleetwood
Sepp Straka / Viktor Hovland
Cameron Young / Rickie Fowler
Sahith Theegala / Akshay Bhatia
Tony Finau / Harris English
Jason Day / Adam Scott
Nick Dunlap / Luke Clanton
Denny McCarthy / J.T. Poston
Brian Harman / Russell Knox
Si Woo Kim / Byeong Hun An
Adam Hadwin / Nick Taylor
Corey Conners / Mackenzie Hughes
Thomas Detry / Adrien Dumont de Chassart
Rasmus Hojgaard / Nicolai Hojgaard
Lucas Glover / Chris Kirk
Brendon Todd / Kevin Kisner
Emiliano Grillo / Alejandro Tosti
Cam Davis / Min Woo Lee
Patrick Rodgers / Beau Hossler
Gary Woodland / Webb Simpson
Eric Cole / Sam Stevens
Taylor Pendrith / Adam Svensson
And many more pairings complete the 80-team lineup, making this one of the deepest Zurich Classic fields ever assembled.
The beauty of this event has always been the unpredictability. Individual stars often struggle to adapt to team golf, while lesser-known partnerships sometimes rise to the top through chemistry and smart strategy. That is why fans circle this week every season.
Koepka and Lowry may have grabbed the headlines, but they will face serious competition from proven winners, close friends, national teammates, and brothers playing side by side. Every team believes they have a chance once the first tee shot is struck.
With 80 teams confirmed, elite names across the board, and one of the most exciting formats in golf, the 2026 Zurich Classic is shaping up to be one of the must-watch events of the season.
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