All you need to know around how and where you can follow TV coverage of the Nexo Championship.
Over five events across Europe and the USA, DP World Tour members have been vying for the crown of Closing Swing champion and the chance to play their way into the upcoming Back 9.
With Stefano Mazzoli and Jeff Winther not teeing it up in Scotland, England’s Todd Clements is the best-placed player on the Closing Swing Rankings.
Defending champion Grant Forrest is one of 15 Scottish players in the field at Trump International Golf Links, alongside among others Ewen Ferguson, Connor Syme and Aberdeen local David Law.
Race to Dubai Rankings Delivered by DP World leader Patrick Reed is the headline name teeing it up as he targets his third title of the season on his tournament debut.
Eugenio Chacarra and Casey Jarvis also both have two wins and are the American’s nearest season-long rivals on show.
American John Daly II, the son of Major champion John Daly, will make his professional debut on golf’s Global Tour, while Simon Zach takes up a playing opportunity after winning the NEXT Golf Tour which is played exclusively on Trackman simulators.
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European Tour Productions, the DP World Tour’s in-house production company, will produce and distribute live coverage of the event.
Global Broadcast Transmission Times
Below are the listed broadcast transmission times for the Nexo Championship in local time, and for the general World Feed coverage (time in GMT). Find out below where to watch in your area.
Dom Holyer will lead the live commentary team alongside Andrew Coltart, with David Howell providing further analysis.
Jamie Spence and Inci Mehmet will provide on-course coverage, with Kat Downes conducting in-round and post-round interviews.
For specific broadcast timings of these territories please check your local listings.