All you need to know around how to follow TV coverage of the Magical Kenya Open presented by absa.

After a one-week break, the International Swing resumes with the first of three events in Africa. 

Returning to Karen Country Club after four years away at Muthaiga Golf Club, the Magical Kenya Open brings together another international field as the world comes to play in Kenya. 

Of the 144 players who will tee it up this week, 47 have won on the DP World Tour, while there are 29 different nationalities represented. 

With four players having already claimed their maiden DP World Tour win so far this season, a host of hopes will be seeking their own breakthrough.

Jacques Kruyswijk is the defending champion after claiming his maiden win 12 months ago, while four other past winners since the event joined the DP World Tour schedule in 2019 are also teeing it up. 

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• Five things to know: Magical Kenya Open presented by absa

European Tour Productions, the DP World Tour’s in-house production company, will produce and distribute live coverage of the event.

How to follow

Global Broadcast Transmission Times

Below are the listed broadcast transmission times for the Magical Kenya Open presented by absa in local time, and for the general World Feed coverage (time in GMT). Find out below where to watch in your area.

Who is in the Commentary team?

Alison Whitaker will lead the live on-site commentary team alongside Tony Johnstone, with Jamie Spence joining as an analyst.

John E Morgan and Inci Mehmet will be providing on-course commentary.

Where can you watch coverage of the DP World Tour in your area?

For specific broadcast timings of these territories please check your local listings.