Ryder Cup: Opening ceremony, tee times and TV coverage
We’ve got all the details you need to know to help you prepare for a long weekend of Ryder Cup action.
The tee times for the three days of competition, September 28-30, have been announced, along with the times for the opening ceremony and the TV schedule.
Here’s the full list of tee times (All times BST):
Friday AM fourballs
Match 1: 7.10am
Match 2: 7.25am
Match 3: 7.40am
Match 4: 7.55am
Friday PM foursomes
Match 1: 12.50pm
Match 2: 1.05pm
Match 3: 1.20pm
Match 4: 1.35pm
Saturday AM fourballs
Match 1: 7.10am
Match 2: 7.25am
Match 3: 7.40am
Match 4: 7.55am
Saturday PM foursomes
Match 1: 12.50pm
Match 2: 1.05pm
Match 3: 1.20pm
Match 4: 1.35pm
Sunday singles
Match 1: 11.05am
Match 2: 11.17am
Match 3: 11.29am
Match 4: 11.41am
Match 5: 11.53am
Match 6: 12.05pm
Match 7: 12.17pm
Match 8: 12.29pm
Match 9: 12.41pm
Match 10: 12.53pm
Match 11: 1.05pm
Match 12: 1.17pm
As for the Ryder Cup opening ceremony, that will take place on Thursday, September 27, at 5pm, during which Ryder Cup captains Jim Furyk and Thomas Bjorn will announce their pairings for the Friday morning fourball matches.
In terms of television coverage, Sky Sports will be broadcasting every single shot, starting at 6.30am on Friday and Saturday and 9.30am on Sunday.
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