The PGA TOUR Champions heads to TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth, Georgia, for the 2025 Mitsubishi Electric Classic, taking place April 25–27. This event is a key stop on the PGA TOUR Champions and has been held at TPC Sugarloaf since its inception in 2013. This par-72 course measures 7,179 yards and is known for its strategic layout and rolling terrain, creating a stern but fair test for the over-50 field. With a $2 million purse and a stacked 78-player field, this tournament has become a must-watch event on the senior circuit. Whether you’re tuning in from the couch or catching the action on the go, here’s everything you need to know to follow this year’s Classic from start to finish.

How to watch and stream the 2025 Mitsubishi Electric Classic?

If you’re planning to follow the 2025 Mitsubishi Electric Classic from start to finish, Golf Channel’s got you covered—literally. The network kicks things off with tape-delayed coverage of the opening round on Friday, April 25, airing from 9:00 to 11:00 PM ET. It’s the perfect chance to catch up on who came out firing at TPC Sugarloaf.

Then it’s live golf all weekend long. Saturday and Sunday’s rounds will be broadcast live from 3:00 to 6:00 PM ET, giving fans front-row access to moving day drama and the Sunday pressure cooker. Whether you’re following a legend like Bernhard Langer or watching Stephen Ames chase a three-peat, every big moment will be right there on your screen. This schedule ensures that viewers can catch every critical moment, from Friday’s opening-round highlights to Sunday’s closing stretch in real-time.

For fans preferring digital access, Golf Channel’s broadcast will stream live through the NBC Sports App and NBCSports.com, accessible to anyone with a cable or streaming subscription that includes Golf Channel. In addition, DIRECTV subscribers can stream all three rounds directly through the DIRECTV platform. This dual-access setup ensures a seamless viewing experience for fans no matter where they are. With viewing options fully covered, all eyes now turn to the field, where familiar names and fierce rivalries promise another thrilling edition at TPC Sugarloaf.

Top names entering the event

Stephen Ames is the man to watch heading into the 2025 edition. The Canadian is seeking his third consecutive victory at this event and his fourth title overall (2017, 2023, 2024). He’s one of only two multiple-time champions at the tournament, the other being Steve Flesch (2018, 2022).

It’s a loaded lineup. All eight past champions are back, including Hall of Fame icons Bernhard Langer and Mitsubishi Electric ambassador Miguel Ángel Jiménez. Jiménez enters as the only two-time winner so far this season on PGA TOUR Champions and currently leads the Charles Schwab Cup standings. He’s joined by other legends such as Ernie Els, Padraig Harrington, and Retief Goosen, making this one of the deepest and most competitive fields of the season. Langer, still a threat at 66, adds further intrigue as fans watch to see if he can notch another late-career win.

With elite players, a fan-favorite course, and comprehensive TV and streaming access, the 2025 Mitsubishi Electric Classic has all the ingredients for another memorable week on the PGA TOUR Champions. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the senior circuit or tuning in for the first time, this event is well worth your attention.