The 2025 Ryder Cup is set to thrill golf fans at the legendary Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York, from September 26–28. Team USA and Team Europe will face off in a series of high-stakes matches, including foursomes, four-ball, and singles, promising action-packed competition over three days.
How to Watch the Ryder Cup Live
Golf enthusiasts worldwide can catch every shot live through multiple broadcast and streaming options:
- United States: NBC, USA Network, Peacock
- United Kingdom: Sky Sports
- India: Fancode
- Australia: Fox Sports
- Global: ESPN provides live scores, highlights, and updates
The official Ryder Cup app also offers real-time scoring, player stats, and interactive features, ensuring fans never miss a moment.
Ryder Cup Schedule and Match Formats
The Ryder Cup features three distinct match formats, testing both team strategy and individual skill.
Friday, September 26
- Morning Session – Foursomes (alternate-shot format)
- Matches start at 7:10 AM ET, 7:26 AM ET, 7:42 AM ET, and 7:58 AM ET
- Afternoon Session – Four-Ball (best score counts per hole)
- Matches start at 12:25 PM ET, 12:41 PM ET, 12:57 PM ET, and 1:13 PM ET
Saturday, September 27
- Morning – Foursomes: same schedule as Friday
- Afternoon – Four-Ball: same schedule as Friday
Sunday, September 28 – Singles Matches
- 12 individual head-to-head matches begin at 12:00 PM ET and continue at 12:12, 12:24, 12:36, 12:48, 1:00, 1:12, 1:24, 1:36, 1:48, 2:00, and 2:12 PM ET
Note: All times are in Eastern Time (ET). Fans should adjust for local time zones.
Understanding the Ryder Cup Formats
- Foursomes: Two-player teams take alternate shots using a single ball.
- Four-Ball: Each player plays their own ball; the best score on each hole counts.
- Singles: One-on-one matches between individual players.
These formats combine teamwork, strategy, and personal skill, making the Ryder Cup one of the most unique and exciting events in golf.
Global Coverage and Access
Whether you are in the US, Europe, Asia, or Australia, there are multiple ways to follow the Ryder Cup live. Alongside traditional TV broadcasts, streaming platforms and apps provide instant updates, highlights, and statistics, bringing fans closer to the action than ever before.
