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2026 Presidents Cup Saturday TV coverage: How to watch Day 3 at Medinah

How to watch the 2026 Presidents Cup on Saturday at Medinah, including full Presidents Cup TV coverage for the Day 3 matches. The post 2026 Presidents Cup Saturday TV coverage: How to watch Day 3 at Medinah appeared first on Golf .

2026 Presidents Cup Saturday TV coverage: How to watch Day 3 at Medinah

The 2026 Presidents Cup, a biennial competition between teams from the United States and the rest of the world, will take place at Medinah Country Club near Chicago. The tournament features top golfers from both sides, with Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Young leading the U.S. team. Adam Scott and Ryan Fox are among the international players. The event is a thrilling opportunity for fans to witness the best golfers from around the globe compete in a four-ball, foursomes, and singles format over five rounds.

For those looking to catch all the action, the 2026 Presidents Cup will be broadcast on multiple channels and streaming platforms. On Thursday, September 24, the first two rounds will air on the Golf Channel and can also be streamed live via DIRECTV. Friday, September 25, sees the second and third rounds on Golf Channel and DIRECTV, as well as on fubo.

Finally, on Saturday and Sunday, September 26 and 27, the tournament concludes with round three and four on Golf Channel, DIRECTV, Peacock, and NBC respectively, along with fubo streaming. Fans can enjoy live coverage across these channels throughout the five-day event.

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