LPGA outlines how to watch the 2026 JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro

Jennifer Meyer, Manager of Digital Operations
Jennifer Meyer, Manager of Digital Operations
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The Ladies Professional Golf Association announced on Apr. 13 details on how fans can watch the 2026 JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro.

This information is important for golf enthusiasts who want to follow the event and stay updated on tournament coverage.

Jennifer Meyer, Manager of Digital Operations, has played a key role in managing digital content related to LPGA events. According to the organization, Meyer has worked with both the LPGA and Epson Tours for more than a decade, focusing on website management and updates.

The association aims to make it easier for viewers to access live coverage and event updates through their online platforms. Details about broadcast schedules or streaming options were not specified in this announcement.

Further information may be provided as the championship approaches, helping fans prepare to follow their favorite players during the tournament.



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