All you need to know around how and where you can follow TV coverage of the Omega European Masters.
Phase Two of the season, the Back 9, continues after getting started at last week’s Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo.
This week’s event began as the Swiss Open and is the 13th of 16 national opens on the DP World Tour schedule this season.
It was first held at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club in 1948 and has been held there every year since, joining events such as the Hong Kong Open and Masters to be held at the same venue throughout the Tour’s history.
Race to Dubai Rankings Delivered by DP World leader Patrick Reed will be looking to extend his advantage before closest challenger Rory McIlroy returns to action next week, and he is joined by fellow Masters champions Danny Willett and Sergio Garcia.
Fellow multiple winners in the 2026 season Jayden Schaper, Casey Jarvis and Eugenio Chacarra are also in action along with Ryder Cup winning brothers Rasmus and Nicolai Højgaard.
Add in former winner Matt Wallace, fellow Englishman Marco Penge and in-from PGA TOUR star Ryan Gerard and we should be in for a week to remember.
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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 Omega European Masters in local time, and for the general World Feed coverage (time in GMT). Find out below where to watch in your area.
Alison Whitaker will lead the live commentary team alongside Jamie Spence – event winner in 1992 – and Richard Boxall.
Inci Mehmet and John E Morgan will provide on-course coverage, with Josh Antmann conducting in and post-round interviews.
For specific broadcast timings of these territories please check your local listings.