If you’re a golf fan, the PGA Championship 2025 is just around the corner, and honestly, it’s one of the biggest events in the golf calendar. Whether you’re planning to watch from your couch or catch updates on the go, here’s a simple breakdown of how you can follow all the action — from tee times to TV channels and live leaderboards.
TV Schedule and Where to Watch
The tournament runs from May 15 to May 18, and the live TV coverage is split between ESPN and CBS. Here’s the rundown so you don’t miss a single swing:
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Thursday, May 15 (Round 1): Live from 1 PM ET on ESPN
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Friday, May 16 (Round 2): ESPN again, starting at 1 PM ET
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Saturday, May 17 (Round 3): CBS takes over, live at 1 PM ET
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Sunday, May 18 (Final Round): Catch the final on CBS, starting at 1 PM ET
If you’re not sure about the exact time where you live, it’s a good idea to check your local listings or streaming platforms for any regional differences.
How to Watch Live and Stay Updated
There are lots of ways to follow the tournament live, so whether you have cable or just stream, you’re covered:
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ESPN & ESPN+ will show the early rounds and highlight featured groups.
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CBS Sports handles the weekend rounds and the big finale.
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Paramount+ offers live streaming, but you’ll need a subscription.
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PGA.com is great for live leaderboards, player stats, and extra coverage.
Also, if you’re out and about, most of these platforms have mobile apps, so you can watch or check scores from your phone or tablet easily.
Tee Times and Player Groups: Stay In The Loop
Tee times usually come out just a few days before the tournament starts, so here’s how you can keep up with those announcements without missing a beat:
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Head over to PGA.com for the official tee times.
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Follow PGA’s social media accounts — they post updates pretty fast.
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Turn on push notifications from the CBS Sports or ESPN apps, so you get alerts when your favorite players tee off or move groups.
Follow the Leaderboard in Real Time
If you want to know who’s leading or how your favorite golfer is doing, the live leaderboard is the place to be:
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Check PGA.com/leaderboard for scores updating in real time.
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Use the CBS Sports or ESPN apps — they refresh scores every few minutes during play.
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After each round, you can catch up with daily highlight videos and recaps on these sites or apps.
Quick Tips for Watching Online
To make sure you get the best viewing experience, here are a few things to keep in mind:
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Have a solid, fast internet connection. Slow internet can really mess up streaming.
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Get a subscription to services like Paramount+ or ESPN+ if you want live streaming.
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Use devices like smart TVs, laptops, or phones for the best picture and sound.
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Set reminders for when your favorite players are teeing off so you don’t miss the important moments.
