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PGA Golf on TV Today

Welcome to our dedicated page for everything related to PGA golf on TV today. The upcoming Masters tournament starts on Sunday 7th April. Enjoy a complete schedule of all streamed and televised PGA tour matches for 2024, including masters golf on TV.

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PGA Golf TV Schedule 2024

Golf Masters TV Schedule 2024

How to Watch the Masters Golf on TV

To watch the Masters Golf on TV in the UK, you will need a paid subscription to Sky Sports and/or NOW TV. Follow the below steps to gain access:

• Sign up for the Sky Sports package from Sky.
• Once completed, you may begin watching the Masters Golf tournament LIVE on Sky Sports Golf, Main Event, and Red Button.

PGA Golf on Live Stream

PGA Golf is also available for streaming in the UK through a NOWTV subscription.

Available Streaming Platforms in UK

NOWTV can be accessed through all of your devices and carries the same sports package as Sky. Meaning you can watch your favourite golf competitions on your gaming console, mobile, tablet device, and desktop! Here’s how to get it:

How to Stream PGA Golf

• Head over to nowtv.com
• Choose your membership (Sports)
• Create your account
• Start streaming on any device

Masters Golf on TV

Just like all PGA Golf, The Masters tournament will be shown exclusively on Sky Sports and there streaming partner, NOW TV. The tournament beings on Sunday 7th April and will conclude on April 14th and will be held at the Augusta National Golf Club, a private course in the city of Augusta, Georgia.

Live Streaming Golf Masters

In order to live stream Golf Masters on any device, you will need a NOW TV subscription as mentioned above. Please refer to the above steps in order to begin streaming Masters Golf.

Historical Background

As its name suggests, the Professional Golfers’ Association, more commonly referred to as the PGA, is an organisation of professional golfers which was formed over a century ago. Founded by Rodman Wanamaker for the purpose of establishing a new tournament which was only open to professionals, the first PGA Championship took place in Bronxville, New York, in October 1916. The tournament that Wanamaker established is still going strong, and the annual PGA Championship is one of four major championships on the golfing calendar.

In addition to the PGA Championship, the PGA also organises several other big tournaments, including the Senior PGA Championship and the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. The PGA Tour was originally part of the PGA, but became independent in 1968 in order to focus on organising events for tour players. PGA Tour has expanded globally since then, with PGA Tour Canada, PGA Tour Latinoamerica and PGA Tour China all organising big events in their respective jurisdictions.

The PGA currently has more than 29,000 members in the USA, and is headquartered in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

The PGA Championship

One of the biggest events of the golfing year, the PGA Championship has been played every year since 1916, with the exception of just three years. Those were 1917 and 1918, because of World War I, and 1943, because of World War II.

Because it was created as an elite competition which is only open to professionals, simply taking part in the PGA Championship is something of an achievement. The competition is open to previous PGA Championship winners, as well as to recent winners of the Masters, Open Championships, US Open and Players Championships. A certain number of low scorers in several other high-profile competitions are also eligible to participate.

The Championship itself is played over four rounds of eighteen holes, and that format is very popular with those who enjoy watching golf on TV, as it usually provides them with several consecutive days of top-quality action. The total prize fund for the 2019 competition will be $11 million, which is considerably more than the $3,000 prize fund which was up for grabs in the first ever tournament in 1916.