Travelers Championship raises record $5 million for charities
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 3:24 PM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

The 2026 Travelers Championship, held at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, generated over $5 million for 290 charities. This marks a record amount raised for charitable causes, contributing to a total exceeding $40 million since 2007. Tournament officials hosted a Charity Celebration to distribute funds to local nonprofits. Andy Bessette from Travelers highlighted the importance of community support in achieving this milestone. Viktor Hovland, who won the tournament, expressed his pride in the fundraising efforts through a video message.
- •Travelers Championship produced over $5 million for 290 charities in 2026.
- •Total funds raised since 2007 surpass $40 million.
- •Charity Celebration held at TPC River Highlands to distribute funds.
- •Andy Bessette emphasizes community care as a core value.
- •Viktor Hovland won the tournament in a one-hole playoff.
- 3:24 PMYahoo Sports — Travelers Championship golf tournament raises record more than $5 million for 290 charities
"The Travelers generated more than $5 million for 290 charities, pushing its total since 2007 above $40 million.
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