PGA Championship: watch live, follow scores and attend with confidence

Want to follow the PGA Championship without getting lost in jargon? This page gives clear, practical tips on watching, tracking live scores, buying tickets, and what to expect at the course. No fluff — just the stuff you need to enjoy the major.

How to watch live from anywhere

First, check local sports channels and the official PGA Championship site for broadcast info in your country. If you can’t find a local feed, use the PGA app or the event’s official livestream for real-time coverage and hole-by-hole leaderboards. Social channels like Twitter/X, Instagram and YouTube post highlights and key shots if you just want quick updates.

Pay attention to time zones. Tee times are set locally, so convert start times to your zone before planning your day. If you’re in Africa and coverage is limited, look for regional sports networks or streaming services that carry major golf events. A short search for “PGA Championship live stream + your country” usually points you to the right provider.

Follow live scores and get smarter updates

Use the official leaderboard on PGA.com or the PGA app for fastest scores. The app has shot trackers and stats so you can see who’s gaining strokes on approach, off the tee, and with the putter. Want simple alerts? Turn on notifications for leaderboard changes or your favourite players.

For context, watch key stats rather than raw scores. Driving accuracy, approach distance, and strokes gained: putting give a clearer picture of why someone is rising or falling. That helps if you’re following fantasy picks or betting small amounts.

Follow on-course reporters and the commentators who explain tricky holes and wind patterns. They often highlight hidden challenges that don’t show on TV graphics.

If you love clips, set alerts for “highlights” on YouTube or follow major golf accounts. Short clips give the big shots without having to watch every hour.

Tickets, travel and on-site tips

Buy tickets from the official tournament site to avoid scams. If you need cheaper options, check authorised resale platforms close to the event date — last-minute resale can sometimes save money. Book parking or public transport early; courses near cities get busy fast.

At the course, pack sunscreen, a refillable water bottle and comfortable shoes. Bring a small umbrella and layers — weather can change. Respect quiet zones near greens and keep voices low during play. Walk a few holes rather than staying at one tee; you’ll see more action and different players.

Want a better experience? Attend a practice round. It’s quieter, cheaper and you can get closer to players. Hospitality areas give shade and food if you want comfort and good views.

Questions about streaming, tickets or following the leaderboard? Check the PGA Championship’s official channels first — they update schedules, broadcasters and streaming options fast.