How to Watch Patrick Reed in 2024 Italian Open: TV Schedule, Live Streaming, & More

LIV Golf is on a two-week break. The Saudi-backed league will only resume its schedule on July 12 in Spain. But Patrick Reed will not be spotted drowsing away during the same. Why? Well, he would be teeing it off alongside a total of 156 golfers at the DP World Tour event, the Italian Open presented by Regione Emilia-Romagna.

The event will tee off at the Adriatic Golf Club Cervia on Thursday, June 27, and will see its finale being played out on Sunday, June 30. Many would surely be flocking to the course to watch their favorite golfers, including Reed and Angel Cabrera. But for those unable to do so, no need to worry, for it will be broadcast live on TV.

Following Patrick Reed at the 2024 Italian Open on TV

A total of 20 Italian nationals, including Guido Migliozzi and Matteo Manassero will tee it up alongside Reed at the Italian Open on Thursday. The LIV Golf Pro’s fans can watch them duke it out on the greens through various broadcasters depending on the location from where they are watching. Meanwhile, the coverage in the United States of America will be done by Golf Channel, as per the official announcement by DP World Tour.

The gameplay on Thursday will tee off on Golf Channel from 07:00 A.M. EST and will go on till 12:00 P.M. in the noon. Friday will witness a similar time slot as round 2 of the Italian Open tees up on the same channel. The golfers, including Reed, will have to dish out their best these two days to qualify for the Moving Day on Saturday.

June 29, Saturday, and June 30, Sunday, however, will have slightly different timings for the TV schedule. The play will broadcast from 07:30 A.M. onwards and will go on till 12:00 P.M. as usual on the Moving Day while it will start a bit earlier on the final day. Golf Channel will start airing the event at 6:30 A.M. and will see the champion being crowned by 11:30 A.M.

The live coverage of The Italian Open will be produced and distributed by The European Tour Productions, which is the DP World Tour’s in-house production company. And interestingly, Reed will hope to redeem himself after a surprising withdrawal from the U.S. Open qualifiers and a dismal run at Nashville.

Reed looks to finish big at the Italian Open

Although he did express his interest in receiving a U.S. Open invitation in a press conference back at the Masters, he surprised everyone by pulling out of the Dallas Qualifiers for the same. This marked the first time in 10 years he was not spotted in the field for a major since the 2014 Masters. Moreover, he didn’t finish well at Nashville either.

Reed placed himself at T32 tied with Adrian Meronk and Thomas Pieters at The Grove. He did so while scoring 4-under which came as a result of his figures of 72-70-67 over the three days of play. The 33-year-old LIV Golf Pro will, no doubt, be looking to clinch his fourth European win and prove himself!