The Travelers Championship is being played at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, CT, and Round 3 ended there on Saturday with Viktor Hovland moving into the solo lead on the 18th hole.
That is why the search is suddenly so specific. Fans want the course, the schedule and the next tee time, because the tournament finishes on Sunday with play set to begin at 8:45 a.m. and gates opening at 8:30 a.m.
By Saturday afternoon, Hovland and Scottie Scheffler had swapped leads all day, turning the final stretch into a tight race that matched the setting. The Travelers Championship fan zone sits next to the 17th and 18th holes, so the most important shots were landing right where the biggest crowd was gathered.
That crowd had reasons beyond the leaderboard to stay put. Kenny said the day felt like a mix of golf and hiking, with vendors, entertainment and a family-friendly atmosphere that made the trip worth it. James Furey pointed to the stands, simulators, putting games and prizes, describing the scene as a place where fans could watch golf and then try it themselves.
Even with rain earlier in the afternoon, the fan zone drew large crowds, and officials were still urging anyone heading to the course to leave early because traffic near the entrance builds quickly as tee times ramp up. Parking is first-come, first-served, and the lots open one hour before gates and close one hour after play wraps, which means the day at TPC River Highlands runs on a tight clock.
That is the answer for anyone asking where is the Travelers Championship being played: it is at TPC River Highlands, and the course is set to decide the tournament on Sunday morning.
