Scottish Open 2025: How To Watch And Viewers Guide

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Here is all that you need to watch the Scottish Open on television and/or ing as well as a guide of what to look for at the Renaissance

NORTH BERWICK, SCOTLAND - JULY 14: Robert MacIntyre of Scotland putts on the 18th green leading to

Below is how you can watch the Genesis Scottish Open

Television - Golf Channel: 11 a

Friday, July 11th(Round 2) ing( groups - see below) - ESPN+: 3:15 a

Television - Golf Channel: 11 a

Saturday, July 12th(Round 3) ing - ESPN+: 4:15 a

MORE FOR YOU Television - Golf Channel: 10 a. - noon CBS: noon - 3 p

Sunday, July 13th(Final Round) ing - ESPN+: 4:15 a

Television - Golf Channel: 10 a. - noon CBS: noon - 3 p

Groups - ing Options THURSDAY groups ( 1) 3:28 a. : Scottie Scheffler, Robert Macintyre, Adam Scott 3:39 a. : Ludvig Åberg, Collin Morikawa, Martin Couvra 8:54 a

Spaun, Tommy Fleetwood, Connor Syme group ( 2) 3:17 a. : Sepp Straka, Justin Thomas, Laurie Canter 8:43 a. : Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Xander Schauffele FRIDAY groups ( 1) 3:28 a. : Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Xander Schauffele 3:39 a

NORTH BERWICK, SCOTLAND - JULY 09: Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland chips to the 18th green during

Some trees were kept near a few greens and fairways to add to the strategy needed by players to navigate the course

Renaissance has been modified over the years as three new holes were added along the coastline after working out a land swap deal with the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers and Muirfield Golf

Firm links turf conditions make the course play shorter than the yardage and players will need to navigate the wind, bunkers an fescue grass in order to hold the trophy at the end of the week

A combination event hosted by both the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour, the Genesis Scottish Open has the the top 75 players from both tours playing at the Renaissance this week

Due to it being a mixed tour event and players wanting to get some preparation in for next week’s Open Championship in Northern Ireland, the majority of the top players in the world are in this weeks field

Scottie Scheffler looks to keep another dominant year going as he is back in Scotland for links golf

Scheffler noted this week how his thinking needs to change if he misses a green stating, "You get over here and I miss a green, and I'm going to go over there, assess the lie," he said. "Sometimes I may get a really clean lie and sometimes I may get a thick lie, and with a thick lie I'll have to do a more traditional open face with a 60, play a bunker shot

Again, a clean lie, and I may be using an 8-iron to pitch up the slope or maybe a 50-degree depending how much pitch there is in the slope

Over here, there's just more options, and it's just a little bit of a different test than some of the tests we see at. " Rory McIlroy looks to find his championship form that he displayed earlier this season when he won three times

The 2023 Scottish Open champion tied for fourth last year and talked in his press conference getting back to a course he has had to learn how to play over the years. "I don't think I started out too well here but I have learned how to play the course a little bit better. “Obviously I had that great finish in 2023, then played well again last year, so I am looking forward to getting out there tomorrow. ”NORTH BERWICK, SCOTLAND - JULY 12: Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland plays his second shot on the

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