How to Watch the 2025 PGA Championship: Full Schedule and Streaming Guide

How to Watch the 2025 PGA Championship: Full Schedule and Streaming Guide

The PGA Championship, the men’s second major of the year, will be place at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, from May 15–18.

This is how to watch round-by-round coverage of “Live From the PGA Championship” and get daily highlights, interviews, and analysis.

Monday, May 12:

  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Tuesday, May 13:

  • 9AM-5PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)
  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Wednesday, May 14:

  • 9AM-5PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)
  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Thursday, May 15:

  • 7AM-Noon: PGA Championship, Round 1 (ESPN+)
  • Noon-7PM: PGA Championship, Round 1 (ESPN)
  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Friday, May 16:

  • 7AM-Noon: PGA Championship, Round 2 (ESPN+)
  • Noon-7PM: PGA Championship, Round 2 (ESPN)
  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Saturday, May 17:

  • 8-10AM: PGA Championship, Round 3 (ESPN+)
  • 10AM-1PM: PGA Championship, Round 3 (ESPN)
  • 1-7PM: PGA Championship, Round 3 (CBS)
  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Sunday, May 18:

  • 8-10AM: PGA Championship, Round 3 (ESPN+)
  • 10AM-1PM: PGA Championship, Round 3 (ESPN)
  • 1-7PM: PGA Championship, Round 3 (CBS)
  • 7-9PM: Live From the PGA Championship (Golf Channel/NBC Sports App)

Key Highlights

  • Rory McIlroy: Fresh off completing a career Grand Slam with his Masters win in April, McIlroy returns to Quail Hollow, a course where he’s previously won four PGA Tour events.

  • Scottie Scheffler: The world No. 1 enters the championship after a dominant eight-shot victory at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, aiming to add another major to his resume.

  • Xander Schauffele: The defending champion looks to retain his title after a one-stroke victory over Bryson DeChambeau in 2024.

  • Tiger Woods: Notably absent from the field as he continues to recover from Achilles surgery.

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