Sky and the DP World Tour have announced a four-year partnership extension that will see Sky Sports and now home to the Ryder Cup and the Ryder and DP World Tour until the end of 2029 in the UK and Ireland.
The new deal, from 2026, will see Sky Sports exclusively broadcast the next two installments of Golf’s Team Peap
Sports fan registers are set to close on Sky Sports Golf this year. This expansion follows the historic 2025 Ryder Cup victory
Sunday’s Singles session attracts the highest audience for Sky Sports golf, with one in four TV viewers watching the top storm, including 40% under 35s.
Sky Sports Social channels also generated a total of 55 million views across all platforms, while digital engagement saw 12.4 page views across the Ryder Cup week across the Sky Sports app and Skysports.com.
Under the new agreement, Sky Sports viewers will continue to enjoy uninterrupted coverage of the global DP World Tour program that visits 20 countries in 2026, including the Rolex Pehabi Championship, the Abu Dhabi Championship, and the DP World Anglour Championship.
Sky Sports CEO Jonathan Licht said: “Extending our long-term partnership with the DP World tour comes at a time when golf viewing is reaching record-breaking Ang in Ang. For the next four years.”
Guy Kinnings, Chief Executive Officer of DP Global Travel, added: “As a global golf tour, the diversity of DP World is truly unparalleled with fans in few sports. With this role as Golf’s Greatest Sports for four years, it is well set to continue to grow our fan base.”
Sky Sports remains the home of golf in the UK and Ireland, showing the biggest moments from the game throughout the year including all five men’s majors and all five women’s majors live only. Golf Revage on Sky Sports offers fans an immersive viewing experience, combining cutting-edge technology and storytelling to bring viewers closer to the action live.
