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Ryder Cup 2021 LIVE: Stream, score, TV channel, UK time, pairings as huge tournament starts TODAY – latest updates

, Ryder Cup 2021 LIVE: Stream, score, TV channel, UK  time, pairings as huge tournament starts TODAY – latest updates

GOLF’s greatest competition is back – the Ryder Cup starts TODAY!

Originally slated for last year, the bi-annual event pits the best golfers from either side of the pond against each other in a bruising weekend of competition.

Over the course of three pulsating days, thousands of fans will take to the fairways to cheer on their heroes over 18 holes.

The teams are confirmed, the stage is set – now it’s over to the players to provide another memorable tournament.

  • Start time: 12.45pm BST/7.45am ET
  • UK TV channel/live stream: Sky Sports Ryder Cup/NOW TV
  • US TV channel: NBC Golf and NBC

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