Bell Media⁣ Secures Multi-Year PGA Tour Broadcast Extension

⁣ ‍Updated June 09, 2025

Canadian golf fans will continue to enjoy premier PGA Tour coverage as Bell Media ⁤has extended its domestic broadcast rights deal. The⁣ multi-year ‍agreement ensures that key PGA golf ‌events remain ⁣on TSN, RDS, and CTV.

The‌ renewed partnership includes live coverage​ of all‍ final rounds of PGA Tour tournaments.⁣ Also included are the FedExCup Playoffs, The ⁢Players‌ Championship, and the Presidents Cup in 2026,⁤ 2028, ⁤and 2030. ‌PGA Tour live feeds will also be available.

Bell Media will provide coverage in both English ​and French.‍ This includes live tournament action, along with pre- ⁢and post-round ⁤analysis across its television and digital⁢ platforms. The company has been a ⁤PGA Tour broadcast partner for ⁤two decades.

The agreement‍ enhances TSN’s golf portfolio, which⁢ already features all four major championships. These include the Masters Tournament, the US Open, The Open Championship, and the PGA ⁣Championship.TSN recently broadcast the 2025 RBC Canadian Open.

Thierry Pascal, ‍senior vice president of international media,⁣ said the company is pleased to extend⁢ its ‍partnership with Bell media, ⁤a longtime ⁣partner of the PGA Tour and passionate supporter⁣ of Canadian golf. He added that they‌ are eager to build upon their two-decade relationship⁣ with Bell‍ Media as ‌they continue to enhance PGA Tour broadcasts.

This extended agreement expands‌ and builds upon our triumphant partnership with the PGA ‍Tour, and underscores TSN’s commitment to delivering premier golf content to our subscribers. We’ll have even more thrilling moments and ‌in-depth coverage for golf⁢ fans across the country.

Shawn Redmond, vice president of Bell ⁢Media⁢ Sports

What’s next

The deal was announced leading up to the 2025 ‍US Open. Golf enthusiasts can​ anticipate ⁣continued high-quality⁣ coverage of PGA Tour events on Bell Media platforms.