Who is commentating the Wyndham Championship on Sky Sports Golf and PGA Tour World Feed?
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The Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, is scheduled for 6-9 August 2026, and in the UK it is set to be shown on Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Main Event, with the listed coverage using the PGA Tour World Feed commentary team. The tournament is the 87th edition of North Carolina’s oldest professional golf event, underlining its long-standing place on the PGA Tour calendar. [1][7]
For viewers following the broadcast, the commentary line-up on the world feed is headed by Matt Adams as main commentator, with Rich Beem and Craig Perks as co-commentators, and Wayne Riley providing on-course coverage. Sky’s use of the world feed means the same core production is expected to underpin its golf coverage, giving British and wider European viewers a familiar international broadcast style. [1][13]
In the United States, the official TV schedule for the championship is split between Golf Channel and CBS, with streaming available through PGA Tour Live on ESPN+. According to the published schedule, Golf Channel covers the early and middle windows on Thursday and Friday, while Saturday and Sunday include live CBS coverage in the afternoon. [2][13]
Matt Adams is one of golf broadcasting’s established voices and has long been associated with PGA Tour coverage and golf talk programming, making him a natural lead on a world-feed telecast. Rich Beem, a former PGA Championship winner, brings major-championship experience and a player’s eye to the analysis, while Craig Perks, the New Zealander who won The Players Championship in 2002, adds insight from both elite competition and broadcasting work. Wayne Riley, widely known in golf coverage as a lively on-course reporter and former Tour player, is typically valued for real-time observations from inside the ropes. [1][13]
The event itself arrives at an important point in the season, with the Wyndham Championship traditionally marking the final regular-season stop before the FedExCup Playoffs. That gives the tournament extra significance for players chasing rankings, and it helps explain why broadcasters usually give it prominent coverage across multiple platforms. [2][11][13]
The course at Sedgefield Country Club is a par 70 measuring 7,131 yards, and its Donald Ross design is one reason it remains one of the more recognisable stops on tour. The combination of history, scoring opportunities and late-season pressure usually makes for a strong broadcast, particularly with experienced commentators explaining the tactical demands hole by hole. [11][13]
For more background on the tournament, the official event site is here: Wyndham Championship. [1]
Article generated: 7 August 2026, 18:11 GMT