Ziggo Sport is offering golf enthusiasts a wide selection this year. The sports channel has it Exclusive broadcast rights to all DP Word European Tour tournaments, including the Dutch Open (May 25-28). All US PGA Tour tournaments are also broadcast live. The Majors Four can also be watched live on Ziggo Sport. In addition, there are photos of the Asian Tour and the women on the LPGA Tour. The icing on the cake is the 2023 Ryder Cup battle in Rome at the end of September.

PGA Tour and DP World Tour

Ziggo Sport will broadcast all 40 tournaments of the US PGA Tour live this year. In addition, Ziggo Sport will also broadcast the DP World Tour – the official name of the European Tour – this year, including the Genesis Scottish Open (July 13-16), the Horizon Irish Open (September 7-10), and the BMW PGA Championship ( September 14-17) and the DP World Finals Championship (November 16-19).

Dutch Open Championship

The Dutch Open is part of the DP World Tour. The tournament is one of the oldest on the European Tour and will be played for the third time in a row at the Bernardus golf course in Cromfert in Brabant. The 103rd edition of the Dutch Open will take place from May 25-28, 2023. Ziggo Sport will broadcast the Dutch Open live and be present at the Bernardus with a team of reporters and golf analysts.

Majors

The Grand Championships – golf’s four most important tournaments of the year – can be watched live at Ziggo Sport: The Masters (Augusta, GA), PGA Championship (Rochester, NY), US Open (Los Angeles, CA) and The Open (Hoylake/Liverpool). , United kingdom).

‘important sport’

Marcel Berthuizen, Managing Director of Ziggo Sport: “Golf is an important sport in Ziggo Sport’s portfolio, and for it we’ve created our own channel: Ziggo Sport Golf. I am pleased to allow golf enthusiasts to enjoy the best players and the most beautiful tournaments in the world. The most prominent event is the Ryder Cup which will be held in Rome this year. We pay a lot of attention to the Dutch contribution, including during the Dutch Open. Furthermore, we are working with the Dutch Golf Association to promote the sport.”