Latest News About The Big Break

Here’s the latest on The Big Break as of May 2026.

Direct answer

• The Big Break is making a return to a U.S. golf network, with Season 24 planned for August 2026. The revival follows an 11-year hiatus since the show’s 2015 cancellation, and the new season will be produced in partnership with Good Good Golf at Horseshoe Bay Resort in Texas. The format will bring together aspiring and established golfers for a series of skill challenges, continuing the show’s tradition of mixing competition with entertainment. [Sources include Entertainment trades and platform announcements from late 2025 confirming the revival and 2026 premiere.]

Context and what to expect

• Premiere and location: Season 24 is slated to debut in August 2026 at Horseshoe Bay Resort in Texas, signaling a major return for the franchise on Golf Channel. [Source: industry reporting from Oct–Nov 2025.]
• Creators/partners: The revival involves a collaboration with Good Good Golf, with leadership commentary emphasizing the evolution of golf culture and the cross-pollination with modern golf entertainment brands. [Source: executive quotes from 2025 coverage.]
• Format and stakes: Expect the familiar Big Break elements such as varied skill challenges (glass-breaking, flop-wall-style segments) and a pathway to exemptions into higher-tier events, now integrated with Good Good’s ecosystem. [Source: historical format references and revival announcements.]

What this means for fans

• If you enjoyed the classic Big Break format, you’ll see returning competition dynamics and new branding aligned with Good Good Golf, potentially broadening exposure to both traditional golf audiences and newer, social/video audiences. [Source: revival coverage.]

How to follow

• For ongoing updates, watch Golf Channel’s announcements and the official Good Good Golf channels, as they will confirm episode dates, contestant lists, and any changes to format. [Source: revival announcements.]

Note on sources

• The revival and 2026 premiere details have been reported by entertainment trade outlets and golf media outlets in late 2025, which covered the plan to bring back Big Break on Golf Channel with Good Good Golf. [Citations: industry coverage from 2025 articles.]

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