2024 PGA Championship: How to Watch on ESPN, CBS
Fans can watch over 250 hours of coverage of the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club starting Thursday, May 16.
www.pgachampionship.comHere’s the latest on how to watch the PGA Championship.
Short answer
- In the United States, coverage is split between ESPN/ESPN+ for most sessions and CBS for weekend afternoon coverage. If you’re outside the U.S., you can usually watch via local broadcasters or streaming services that carry ESPN/ CBS in your region, often with a VPN if geo-blocked.
What to watch and when (US-based)
- Thursday and Friday: ESPN/ESPN+ (live coverage during the day). Saturday and Sunday: CBS (1–7 pm ET) with ESPN/ESPN+ also carrying portions earlier in the day. If you’re cutting the cord, streaming options include ESPN+/Sling TV for ESPN and CBS via platforms like Paramount+ or compatible live TV services. Check your local listings for exact times in your time zone. [source: multiple 2024/2025 PGA Championship TV guides and official pages][4][5][7]
Where to find official information
- PGA Championship’s official site maintains current viewing options, including broadcast partners, streaming availability, and session-by-session coverage details. This is the best single source for up-to-date schedules and platform changes. [source: PGA Championship official site][4]
Notes for international viewers
- UK, Australia, and other regions typically have dedicated broadcasters (e.g., Sky Sports in the UK, Kayo Sports in Australia) with additional streaming options for non-linear viewing through ESPN+. If you’re traveling or outside your home country, you may need a VPN to access home-market streams, depending on rights in your location. [source: regional coverage guides and 2024/2025 live-stream rundowns][1][3]
Extra tips
- If you don’t have cable, consider a streaming bundle that includes ESPN and CBS coverage (or their respective apps) and test options that offer free trials or discounted introductory periods.
- For fans who want round-by-round or hole-by-hole coverage, ESPN+ provides extensive session-specific streams, while CBS covers the core weekend block.
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