Weather Delay in Bermuda
Wind gusts of 40 mph suspend Bermuda Championship final round
The final round of the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship has been suspended because of 40 mph wind gusts, and no golf will be played Sunday.
High winds have halted the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Per the Golf.com report, gusts reached 40 mph, the final round has been suspended, and players will not tee off on Sunday. Read the full report.
The report does not say when play will resume or how the tournament will be completed. Until officials announce a plan, the leaderboard stays frozen at its current state, and the outcome is open to a Monday finish, a shortened result, or another schedule change.
Wind wins the day in Bermuda.
Wind is a constant variable at island events, where little stands between the course and the open ocean. Gusts near 40 mph make club selection unreliable and can move a ball on the green. A suspension is a safety and fairness call as much as a scoring one.
Watch for the official schedule update from tournament officials. The key questions are the restart time, whether the full 18 holes can be played, and how the forecast looks for the days ahead. The players near the top of the board will want clarity on all three.