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Golf is one of the most fascinating spectator sports today. Its televised tournaments attract millions of viewers from all over the world. The sport used to be a rich man’s game, but today it has spread across the globe and is played by people of all income levels. The PGA, which organizes the main professional golf tours for men in North America, has seen its popularity grow even further. The organization now also hosts events outside the United States.

The PGA Championship is the biggest event of the year on the PGA Tour schedule. This year, the tournament will be held at Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt, Netherlands, and will mark its 103rd edition. Live coverage tees off Thursday and Friday on GOLF Channel and Peacock, with six hours of weekend coverage beginning Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET on NBC and GOLF Channel.

For those who can’t watch the full PGA Championship on TV, ESPN and CBS will share final-round coverage of the tournament. The network’s Scott Van Pelt will anchor live coverage on ESPN and ESPN+ and be joined by analyst Curtis Strange and hole announcers Bobby Wischusen and David Fleming. On-course reporters will include Dottie Pepper, Anna Jackson and Amanda Blumenherst.

Fans of the PGA Championship can also tune into NBC Sports’ Beyond The Fairway podcast with Doug Smith, Will Lowery and Henni Koyack to hear honest conversations about hot-button issues inside and outside the world of golf. This season, the podcast will interview celebrities, athletes and influencers who are passionate about moving golf forward.