The seventh signature event of the calendar is here! With a huge prize purse, a competitive roster, and the iconic venue, i.e., Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio, the Memorial Tournament is going to be among the best on the schedule. Well, as compared to the start of the season, now golfers have shown their dominance; even the top names who struggled initially have found their rhythm to clinch the title. Case in point: Scottie.  Now, with the adrenaline-filled four days, the experience of watching the tournament live on the course is unmatched. But still, if the fans failed to do so, there is an option to watch it live at home. Here is the complete schedule for the tournament.

The Memorial Tournament schedule for the first two rounds

The event will tee off on May 29th, but the coverage will begin on May 25th. On Sunday, May 25th, CBS Sports will broadcast “The Memorial Tournament Special” from 2 PM ET. After that, the broadcast on May 28th will feature “the Memorial Honoree Ceremony” from 1:30 PM ET on Peacock and the Golf Channel.

Following the two introductory broadcasts, the live coverage from the course will begin on May 29th. Golf Channel will broadcast first-round coverage from 2 to 6 PM ET. While for the fans who missed the action, the replay will be broadcast from 7 to 11 PM and 12 to 4 AM ET on the Golf Channel.

Similarly, for the second round, the broadcast of the Memorial Tournament will start from 2 to 6 PM, while the replay will be broadcasted from 9 PM to 1 AM ET on Golf Channel. After the two exciting rounds, the field will be reduced, and only the top players on the leaderboard will get the chance to compete on the weekend.

Schedule for the weekend at the Memorial

With the top 50 players and ties moving ahead, both broadcast partners will also take over the responsibility. For Friday, May 30th, Golf Channel will start the broadcast from 2 to 5:30 PM ET, while CBS will take over for the second leg from 5:30 to 7 PM ET. Even for the third round, the replay will be active from 9 PM to 1 AM and 3 to 7 AM ET on the Golf Channel.

After three rounds, the contention list might get clearer, and the competition might get tougher among the top names. For the deciding days, the coverage will begin at 1 PM on the Golf Channel and will continue till 2:30 PM. On the other hand, CBS will begin “Week in Review” coverage from 2 to 2:30 PM, and soon after that will take charge of the live broadcast. The final hours of round 4 broadcast will be live from 2:30 to 6:30 PM ET on CBS Sports.

Along with the TV broadcasters, fans also have the option to stream live on Paramount+, YouTube TV, and Hulu Live. Having loads of options for the broadcast, the $20 million signature event, filled with exciting competition, is worth watching. It might even bring a new winner, just like the past six signature events of 2025.

Now that Rory McIlroy has stepped away from participating, does Scottie Scheffler take the highest bids for the win? Let us know your picks in the comments section below.