The Ryder Cup is set to kick off early Friday, September 29, with the first of three tournament days.

The 44th edition of the biannual golf tournament pits 24 of the best golfers from the United States and Europe against each other in teams of 12. It’s being played in Rome, Italy, which accounts for the weird timing you’ll have to endure to watch rounds live in the United States.

The 43rd Ryder Cup, which was played in Haven, Wisconsin ended with a 19-9 victory for Team USA. USA holds the overall victory record, too, with 27 wins since 1927, to Team Europe’s 14.

If you’re planning on checking out all the action, but aren’t sure how, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we’ve outlined how and where to stream all three days of the tournament.

Note that the NBC and Peacock broadcasts will be identical. All times are listed in EST.

This year’s Ryder Cup is airing on both USA Network and NBC, with the NBC broadcasts also being simulcast on Peacock.

If you have a cable subscription, all you’ll have to do is tune into USA or NBC when those broadcasts are set to begin — check out the TV schedule above for all of that info. With your cable subscription, you can also use your login information to stream the broadcast live from USA and NBC’s respective apps.

If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming servie to watch every minute of the tournament. The follow live TV streaming services carry both USA Network and NBC: Sling TV Blue ($40/month), fuboTV ($75/month), and Hulu + Live TV ($50/month for 3 months).

If you only want to watch the NBC portions of the tournament, you can do so for just $6 with a subscription to Peacock.

This year’s Ryder Cup is being played at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, Italy.

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