The 2025 Walker Cup starts on Saturday morning with the opening day of the game on Cypress Point in California. Here is everything you need to know to view the tournament on Saturday, including full Walker Cup TV reporting, streaming information and more.
How to view Walker Cup on Saturday
One of the most long -awaited Walker Cups in history finally starts on Saturday. Two teams of 10 top amateur golfers – one from the United States, the other from Great -Britain and Ireland – will compete in the first day of play on Historic Cypress Point.
Saturday’s campaign will contain two sessions 12 points up for grabbing. The opening morning session comprises four four -division matches between teams with two players, with each match for 1 point.
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As soon as the square sessions are over, the captains will choose their players for eight singles matches in the afternoon, where each singles match also offers 1 point to the victors.
Although the competition will be tense, viewers will also tailor to a rare look at the host Cypress Point host course, which is ranked second in the top 100 jobs of Golf in the world ranking behind only Pine Valley.
Golf canal will broadcast exclusive TV cover from the 2025 Walker Cup on Saturday, while Peacock Offers exclusive early streaming coverage of the opening round. The promotion starts 12.30 pm on Peacock with the Saturday Foursomes session. Golf Canal picks up the coverage at 7 p.m. for the Singles matches of Saturday.
Below you will find everything you need to know to view the first round of the Walker Cup.
How to watch on TV Saturday
Golf Channel offers TV coverage of the 2025 Walker Cup of 19-10 hours on Saturday, with the singles session.
How you can look online on Saturday
Peacock Will offer streaming reporting of the 2025 Walker Cup on Saturday, with exclusive reporting of the four-choice competitions of Saturday from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm et.
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