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SKY SPORTS will offer more Ryder Cup coverage than ever before, including a dedicated channel broadcasting over 300 hours of programming.
Sky Sports 4 has become ‘Sky Sports Ryder Cup’ for two weeks around The Ryder Cup. In addition to exclusively live coverage of all three days’ play, the Sky Sports Ryder Cup channel will offer round-the-clock golf programming including the opening ceremony, build-up shows, documentaries, player interviews, plus highlights and analysis of the day’s matches and a preview of the following day’s between 7pm and 10pm Friday to Sunday.
The channel is part of unparalleled coverage across TV, mobile and online which also includes Sky Sports News HQ, apps, skysports.com and the On Demand service, giving fans even more Ryder Cup content, wherever they are.
Sky Sports managing director Barney Francis said: “The Ryder Cup is one of the biggest events in sport and we’re offering our viewers coverage to match. Our dedicated channel will tell the complete story; fascinating features, comprehensive build up, and of course live coverage of all three days. We can’t wait.”
The schedule of coverage across all platforms includes:
RYDER CUP LIVE: Coverage of the entire Ryder Cup from Gleneagles including the opening ceremony on Thursday which is also live on Sky 2, all three days’ play and the trophy presentation on the 18th green on Sunday evening across TV, online and mobile via Sky Go.
DOCUMENTARIES: Ian Poulter discusses his 2012 winning putt in Ian Poulter: Europe’s Postman, availableon On Demand, Sky Sports and Sky 1. Other shows include USA captain Tom Watson in Lessons of a Lifetime, Sporting Greats: Seve Ballesteros, and Paul McGinley – Europe’s Captain.
SKY SPORTS NEWS HQ: Round-the-clock coverage live from Gleneagles including breaking news, live press conferences and player and Sky Sports talent interviews. Kirsty Gallacher will anchor coverage from Monday and James Haddock and Charles Patterson report.
VIDEO ON DEMAND: Official films, countdowns and Ryder Cup programming, daily highlights, player interviews and analysis, team previews, course guides and documentaries.
DIGITAL: For the first time, Sky Sports will screen the Exhibition Match live on YouTube. Sky Sports website and apps will offer build-up, a live blog, near-live video clips, player tracker, and a companion player via the iPad app, plus extended highlights and a round up programme.
Live coverage will be presented by David Livingstone, who will be joined in the studio overlooking the first tee by Darren Clarke, who has appeared in seven Ryder Cups either as player or vice-captain, winning European Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie and coach to US Ryder Cup stars Butch Harmon.
Providing commentary will be Royal Television Society award winners Ewen Murray and Bruce Critchley as well as Rob Lee and Mark Roe. On-course reporting comes from Howard Clark, who played in six European Ryder Cup teams between 1977 and 1995, Richard Boxall and Tim Barter, and highlights programming will be presented by Sarah Stirk who will be joined each day in the studio by Andrew Coltart and Nick Dougherty to review the key moments in the previous’ days matches.
The full schedule on Sky Sports Ryder Cup channel (channel 405) is as follows:
Monday 22nd17:00-18:00 Ryder Cup Countdown: 4 Days to Go 18:00-19:00 Ian Poulter: Europe’s Postman19:00-21:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 199523:00-02:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 1997
Tuesday 23r03:00-05:30 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 1999 06:00-06:30 Sporting Greats – Seve Ballesteros 13:00-16:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 2002 17:00-18:00 Ryder Cup Countdown: 3 Days to Go 18:00-18:30 Paul McGinley – Europe’s Captain19:00-21:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 200222:00-00:00 History of The Ryder Cup
Wednesday 24th01:30-04:30 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 2006 11:00-12:30 Official Film 2008 13:00-14:30 Official Film 201015:30-17:00 Official Film 201217:00-19:00 Live Ryder Cup Countdown: 2 Days to Go19:00-21:00 The Miracle of Medinah22:30-23:00 The Ryder Cup – Scotland Prepares
Thursday 25th11:30-14:30 Live Ryder Cup Celebrity Challenge14:30-17:30 Live Ryder Cup Opening Ceremony
Friday 26th05:30-06:00 Sporting Rivalries – The Ryder Cup 06:00-07:00 Sporting Heroes – Paul McGinley07:00-13:00 Live Fourballs matches13:00-19:00 Live Foursomes matches19:00-19:30 Day 1 The Verdict19:30-21:30 Day 1 Highlights21:30-22:00 Day 2 Predictions
Saturday 27th06:00-06:30 Sporting Rivalries – The Big Three07:00-13:00 Live Fourballs matches13:00-19:00 Live Foursomes matches19:00-19:30 Day 2 The Verdict 19:30-21:30 Day 2 Review 21:30-22:00 Day 3 Prediction 22:00-23:00 Ryder Cup Concert
Sunday 28th10:00-19:00 Live Singles matches 22:00-22:30 Day 3 Review
Monday 29th09:00-18:00 Singles matches Repeat 20:00-22:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 2014
Tuesday 30th07:00-13:00 Day 1 Fourballs matches Repeat 13:00-19:00 Day 1 Foursomes matches Repeat 19:00-01:00 Day 2 Fourballs matches Repeat
Wednesday 1st October07:00-13:00 Day 2 Foursomes matches Repeat 13:00-22:00 Singles matches Repeat
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Sky Sports 4 has become ‘Sky Sports Ryder Cup’ for two weeks around The Ryder Cup. In addition to exclusively live coverage of all three days’ play, the Sky Sports Ryder Cup channel will offer round-the-clock golf programming including the opening ceremony, build-up shows, documentaries, player interviews, plus highlights and analysis of the day’s matches and a preview of the following day’s between 7pm and 10pm Friday to Sunday.
The channel is part of unparalleled coverage across TV, mobile and online which also includes Sky Sports News HQ, apps, skysports.com and the On Demand service, giving fans even more Ryder Cup content, wherever they are.
Sky Sports managing director Barney Francis said: “The Ryder Cup is one of the biggest events in sport and we’re offering our viewers coverage to match. Our dedicated channel will tell the complete story; fascinating features, comprehensive build up, and of course live coverage of all three days. We can’t wait.”
The schedule of coverage across all platforms includes:
RYDER CUP LIVE: Coverage of the entire Ryder Cup from Gleneagles including the opening ceremony on Thursday which is also live on Sky 2, all three days’ play and the trophy presentation on the 18th green on Sunday evening across TV, online and mobile via Sky Go.
DOCUMENTARIES: Ian Poulter discusses his 2012 winning putt in Ian Poulter: Europe’s Postman, availableon On Demand, Sky Sports and Sky 1. Other shows include USA captain Tom Watson in Lessons of a Lifetime, Sporting Greats: Seve Ballesteros, and Paul McGinley – Europe’s Captain.
SKY SPORTS NEWS HQ: Round-the-clock coverage live from Gleneagles including breaking news, live press conferences and player and Sky Sports talent interviews. Kirsty Gallacher will anchor coverage from Monday and James Haddock and Charles Patterson report.
VIDEO ON DEMAND: Official films, countdowns and Ryder Cup programming, daily highlights, player interviews and analysis, team previews, course guides and documentaries.
DIGITAL: For the first time, Sky Sports will screen the Exhibition Match live on YouTube. Sky Sports website and apps will offer build-up, a live blog, near-live video clips, player tracker, and a companion player via the iPad app, plus extended highlights and a round up programme.
Live coverage will be presented by David Livingstone, who will be joined in the studio overlooking the first tee by Darren Clarke, who has appeared in seven Ryder Cups either as player or vice-captain, winning European Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie and coach to US Ryder Cup stars Butch Harmon.
Providing commentary will be Royal Television Society award winners Ewen Murray and Bruce Critchley as well as Rob Lee and Mark Roe. On-course reporting comes from Howard Clark, who played in six European Ryder Cup teams between 1977 and 1995, Richard Boxall and Tim Barter, and highlights programming will be presented by Sarah Stirk who will be joined each day in the studio by Andrew Coltart and Nick Dougherty to review the key moments in the previous’ days matches.
The full schedule on Sky Sports Ryder Cup channel (channel 405) is as follows:
Monday 22nd17:00-18:00 Ryder Cup Countdown: 4 Days to Go 18:00-19:00 Ian Poulter: Europe’s Postman19:00-21:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 199523:00-02:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 1997
Tuesday 23r03:00-05:30 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 1999 06:00-06:30 Sporting Greats – Seve Ballesteros 13:00-16:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 2002 17:00-18:00 Ryder Cup Countdown: 3 Days to Go 18:00-18:30 Paul McGinley – Europe’s Captain19:00-21:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 200222:00-00:00 History of The Ryder Cup
Wednesday 24th01:30-04:30 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 2006 11:00-12:30 Official Film 2008 13:00-14:30 Official Film 201015:30-17:00 Official Film 201217:00-19:00 Live Ryder Cup Countdown: 2 Days to Go19:00-21:00 The Miracle of Medinah22:30-23:00 The Ryder Cup – Scotland Prepares
Thursday 25th11:30-14:30 Live Ryder Cup Celebrity Challenge14:30-17:30 Live Ryder Cup Opening Ceremony
Friday 26th05:30-06:00 Sporting Rivalries – The Ryder Cup 06:00-07:00 Sporting Heroes – Paul McGinley07:00-13:00 Live Fourballs matches13:00-19:00 Live Foursomes matches19:00-19:30 Day 1 The Verdict19:30-21:30 Day 1 Highlights21:30-22:00 Day 2 Predictions
Saturday 27th06:00-06:30 Sporting Rivalries – The Big Three07:00-13:00 Live Fourballs matches13:00-19:00 Live Foursomes matches19:00-19:30 Day 2 The Verdict 19:30-21:30 Day 2 Review 21:30-22:00 Day 3 Prediction 22:00-23:00 Ryder Cup Concert
Sunday 28th10:00-19:00 Live Singles matches 22:00-22:30 Day 3 Review
Monday 29th09:00-18:00 Singles matches Repeat 20:00-22:00 How The Ryder Cup Was Won 2014
Tuesday 30th07:00-13:00 Day 1 Fourballs matches Repeat 13:00-19:00 Day 1 Foursomes matches Repeat 19:00-01:00 Day 2 Fourballs matches Repeat
Wednesday 1st October07:00-13:00 Day 2 Foursomes matches Repeat 13:00-22:00 Singles matches Repeat
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