All you need to know around how and where you can follow TV coverage of the Amgen Irish Open.

Trump International Golf Links & Hotel this week plays host to one of the most storied and eagerly anticipated events on the Race to Dubai as the Back 9 continues.

First held in 1927 and a continuous part of the DP World Tour schedule since 1975, the Amgen Irish Open has been won three times each by Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard Langer, Sir Nick Faldo and Colin Montgomerie, with Faldo famously winning three years in a row from 1991-93.

Defending champion Rory McIlroy is looking to join the three-time winner's club this week, as is fellow Ryder Cup star and former World Number One Jon Rahm.

Shane Lowry won this event as an amateur in 2009 and he tees it up on home soil joined by more 2025 Ryder Cup heroes in the shape of Tyrrell Hatton, Robert MacIntyre, Rasmus Højgaard, Sepp Straka, Captain Luke Donald and Vice Captain Francesco Molinari.

Race to Dubai Rankings Delivered by DP World leader Patrick Reed is joined in the field by fellow multiple 2026 winners Jayden Schaper, Casey Jarvis and Eugenio Chacarra, while Alex Fitzpatrick makes his first regular DP World Tour appearance since winning the Hero Indian Open after a stunning start to life on the PGA Tour.

Pádraig Harrington will continue one of golf's most remarkable runs as he makes his 31st consecutive start in his home open, with fellow multiple Major Champion Brooks Koepka also in action.

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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.

How to follow

Global Broadcast Transmission Times

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

Alongside the Solheim Cup, the Amgen Irish Open is part of a double-header of prominent golf tournaments this week. 

Please see below details regarding coverage of the island of Ireland's national open in both the UK and Ireland along with the United States: 

UK & Ireland

Thursday: 1:30-7pm BST

LIVE in full on Sky Sports Golf

Friday: 9:30-3pm & 5-7pm BST

LIVE in full on Sky Sports+ 

Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Main Event will also carry the final hour of coverage from 6-7pm.

Saturday: 2:30-7:30pm BST

LIVE in full on Sky Sports+

Sky Sports Golf will also carry the final hour of coverage from 6-7pm.

Sunday: 1:30-6:30pm BST

LIVE in full on Sky Sports+

Sky Sports Golf will also carry coverage from 5-6:30pm

US 

Thursday: 8:30am-2pm ET

LIVE in full on Golf Channel

LIVE in full on Golf Channel digital platforms (app + .com)

LIVE in full on GolfPass

Also: full length replay on Golf Channel 730p-1a ET

Friday: 4:30-10am ET & 12-2pm ET

LIVE on Golf Channel from 1-2pm ET (following Solheim Cup)

LIVE in full on Golf Channel digital platforms (app + .com)

LIVE in full on GolfPass

Also: tape-delay window on Golf Channel 8-11:30pm ET

Saturday: 9:30am-2:30pm ET

LIVE in full on CNBC

LIVE on Golf Channel from 1-2:30pm ET(following Solheim Cup)

LIVE in full on Golf Channel digital platforms (app + .com)

LIVE in full on GolfPass

Also: overnight replay on Golf Channel

Sunday: 8:30am-1:30p ET

LIVE in full on CNBC

LIVE on Golf Channel from 12-1:30pm ET(following Solheim Cup)

LIVE in full on Golf Channel digital platforms (app + .com)

LIVE in full on GolfPass

Also: overnight + next week replay on Golf Channel

Who is part of the commentary team?

Dom Holyer will lead the live commentary team alongside Andrew Coltart, with Paul McGinley and David Howell providing further expert analysis.

Wayne Riley and Anthony Wall will provide on-course coverage, with Gabbie Partington and Josh Antmann conducting in and post-round interviews.

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.