Watch the John Deere Classic Live: CBS & Paramount+ with Andrew Catalon and Frank Nobilo Commentating
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Watch the John Deere Classic Live: CBS & Paramount+ with Andrew Catalon and Frank Nobilo Commentating
The 2026 John Deere Classic reaches its thrilling climax this Sunday on the PGA Tour, and fans in the United States can watch the final round live on CBS and stream via Paramount+ from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET, with early coverage on the Golf Channel from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET [3][4]. For viewers in the UK and Europe, the action is accessible via the Sky Sports Golf channel, where the broadcast utilises the high-quality PGA Tour World Feed commentary team led by Brian Katrek [1]. The American broadcast features a dynamic commentary duo, with Andrew Catalon serving as the main anchor and alternate 18th-hole host, joined by the legendary Frank Nobilo in his role as the 16th-hole analyst, bringing decades of PGA Tour broadcasting expertise to the event [2][5].
Andrew Catalon, who has been a staple of CBS Sports golf coverage since 2019, is renowned for his crisp delivery and deep understanding of tournament narratives, having previously anchored coverage for major events across the network [2]. His partnership with Frank Nobilo, a former professional golfer who turned 10 times on the PGA Tour and has been a CBS analyst since 2015, offers viewers a unique blend of technical insight and on-course experience [2]. Nobilo’s signature analysis from the 16th hole has become a broadcast staple, providing fans with real-time strategic breakdowns that illuminate the players’ decision-making under pressure [2]. This combination ensures that Sunday’s coverage at the Trinity Forest Country Club is both informative and engaging for casual fans and serious golf followers alike.
For those following the global feed, the PGA Tour World Commentary team includes main commentator Brian Katrek, co-commentator Rob Lee, alongside James Nitties, with on-course insights from John E. Morgan [1]. Katrek, known for his authoritative voice and extensive PGA Tour history, leads the global narrative, while Lee, a former CBS commentator, adds depth with his strategic perspective. The World Feed is the primary source for international broadcasters, including Sky Sports in the UK, where presenter Simon Holmes introduces the coverage, ensuring that fans worldwide experience the same high-intensity moments as viewers in the Quad Cities [1]. The event also features live performances by Carrie Underwood on Saturday and Old Dominion on Sunday, adding to the weekend’s entertainment atmosphere [8].
Key players such as Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Max Homa, and Chris Gotterup are making their trip to the Quad Cities to vie for the title, with Jordan Spieth already posting an under-par round in his quest to end a recent drought [3][7]. The course breakdown highlights the strategic challenges of Trinity Forest, where precision and course management are paramount, as previewed by experts Patrick McDonald and Jason Sobel on CBS Sports HQ [1]. With the tournament’s winner set to join the prestigious list of John Deere Classic champions, including 2025 winner Brian Campbell, the stakes are incredibly high for all contenders [8].
Whether you are tuning in on CBS, streaming via Paramount+, or watching the PGA Tour World Feed on Sky Sports, the John Deere Classic Sunday final round promises unforgettable golf action. For more details on the schedule, tee times, and live streaming options, visit the official John Deere Classic website at https://johndeereclassic.com [8]. Don’t miss the chance to see standout performances from Catalon and Nobilo as they guide viewers through the final, dramatic holes of this iconic PGA Tour event.
Article generated: 5 July 2026, 06:11 GMT