Two of professional golf’s biggest stars, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, will face off in the inaugural Optum Golf Channel Tournament on Wednesday, December 17, in Florida. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the event, including full Optum Golf Channel game TV coverage, streaming details, tournament format and more.
How to watch Optum Golf Channel tournaments
The PNC Championship, featuring golf legends and their families, kicks off this weekend. But PNC isn’t the only offseason event on the calendar this week. On Wednesday, golf fans will witness the inaugural Optum Golf Channel tournament.
In the event, the world’s first Scotty Scheffler and the world’s second Rory McIlroy Two teams of four will be led in various skill competitions. These competitions include a timed service competition, a timed short game competition, a 14-club challenge, a team relay race, and finally a one-on-one skills competition between Scheffler and McIlroy.
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McIlroy’s team will appear Sean Lowry, Luke Donald and Li Haotong. Joining Schaeffler’s team will be Keegan Bradley, Sam Burns and Luke Clanton.
The tournament will take place Wednesday night at Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida.
Golf Channel and USA will air the 2025 Optum Golf Channel Olympic Games telecast. Additional streaming coverage will be available on the NBC Sports app.
Below you can find full information about live streaming or watching the event on TV.
How to watch on TV
Golf Channel and USA will provide television coverage of the 2025 Optum Golf Channel Games, which will begin on Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET.
How to watch and stream online
You can watch the 2025 Optum Golf Channel tournament online via the NBC Sports app.
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