PGA Tour to launch new international TV feed for 2025 season

The PGA Tour has announced it is launching a World Feed in 2025.

Starting at next year’s Players Championship, the PGA Tour and its international media partners will be able to provide fans with coverage of its international players.

The PGA Tour, which has been delivering what it calls an “Enhanced International Feed” to supplement the United States broadcast for more than 20 years now, says the new model will differ in that it will be a separate, dedicated feed to serve international media partners with locally relevant content, while also following the leaders and tournament as a whole.

The live telecast, which will be delivered by PGA Tour Studios, the new state-of-the-art content facility which is slated to open early next year, will include dedicated, native-speaking commentary teams working off up to six cameras, on-site reporters, and bespoke graphics packages.

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After debuting at the Sawgrass showpiece, the World Feed will be produced for all remaining events of the 2025 PGA Tour season.

The goal? To enhance the experience of fans around the world.

“We are excited to officially announce the upcoming launch of our PGA Tour World Feed and what it will represent for golf fans around the world,” Rick Anderson, the Tour’s chief commercial officer, said. “This is an important step as PGA Tour Studios comes online and we create more opportunities to showcase our world-class athletes and championships to an ever-growing audience.”

Luis Goicouria, the Tour’s senior vice president of media, added: “The PGA Tour is proud to give international golf fans exactly what they want – more coverage of their country’s favourite players each and every week.

“The opening of PGA Tour Studios in 2025 allows for the development of all-new programming, including the World Feed, so we can bring international viewers closer to the action than ever before.”