Presidents Cup 2024: How to watch the action from The Royal Montreal Golf Club
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Everything you need to know about how to watch the 15th Presidents Cup from September 24-29.
The Americans improved their dominant Presidents Cup record in the biennial competition to 12-1-1 by defeating the International Team 17.5 – 12.5 when the sides last met in 2022 at Quail Hollow. The 15th edition sees a return to Canada’s Royal Montreal Club – the host venue in 2007 – won by the Jack Nicklaus-led US Team.
Canadian Mike Weir takes over the International Team reins in his homeland where he faces off against Jim Furyk’s American All-Stars of whom all 12 sit in the top-25 of the Official World Golf Rankings.
Looking to add some team silverware to their glittering 2024 season are Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele who will lead from the front against a dangerous ‘Rest of the World’ side with nothing to fear and sprinkled with Major winners including Hideki Matsuyama, Adam Scott, and Jason Day.
A further intriguing subplot is the call-up of 2025 Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley to the US Team in what feels like a crucial learning experience ahead of the Bethpage Black showdown next September.
Will the Americans capture a tenth straight Presidents Cup north of the border…or is this the year that the international side earns a long overdue second win? Find out how to keep up with all the action from the 30 matches below…
How to watch: US viewers
Viewers in the US can watch all the action unfold on the Golf Chanel/Peacock.
All times EDT
Thursday 26 September: Day 1 LIVE | Golf Channel/Peacock, 13.00
Friday 27 September: Day 2 LIVE | Golf Channel/Peacock, 11.30
Saturday 28 September: Day 3 LIVE | Golf Channel/Peacock, 07.00
Sunday 29 September: Day 4 LIVE | Golf Channel/Peacock, 12.00
How to watch: UK viewers
Viewers in the UK can watch all the action unfold on Sky Sports.
All times BST
Thursday 26 September: Day 1 LIVE | Sky Sports Golf, 18.00
Friday 27 September: Day 2 LIVE | Sky Sports Golf, 16.30
Saturday 28 September: Day 3 LIVE | Sky Sports Golf, 12.00
Sunday 29 September: Day 4 LIVE | Sky Sports Golf, 17.00
If you haven’t got Sky Sports then there’s still time. Prices start at £22 per month, and you can subscribe here. If you just want to watch the weekend’s action, you can buy a NOW pass for £14.99 per day, or a monthly pass for £26. Full details here.
How to watch the 2024 Presidents Cup for free
Securing yourself a quality Virtual Private Network (VPN) is your best method for keeping up to speed with the action from Quebec without needing to fork out for a Sky Sports broadcast subscription. A VPN acts as an online privacy tool, enabling users to encrypt their internet connection and change the location of their IP address to access regional content. It’s completely legal, provided you are not using the connection to commit other illegal activities, and Today’s Golfer highly recommends ExpressVPN.
Once your VPN is ready for action, you will be able to access your home sports subscription packages from anywhere in the world, but for those looking to watch The Open for free, you can do so via the sites below. Both offer a 7-day free trial so once you’ve changed your IP address to the relevant country, just register for that free trial and make sure you cancel before the first payment is taken.
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• Peacock (US)
• Kayo Sports (Australia)
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The 15th Presidents Cup takes place at The Royal Montreal Golf Club.
