The PGA Tour season continues at the beautiful PGA West courses in La Quinta, California. American Express 2025 features a unique three-course rotation. First, players will tackle the Pete Dye Stadium Course, and then they will move to the Nicklaus Tournament Course. After 54 holes, the top 65 and ties advance to the final round at the Stadium Course. The 2025 AmEx is the second event of the Aon Swing 5.

The event was already creating a buzz as world #1 and #2 withdrew from the event because of health reasons. The top favorites in the 156-player field are now Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas, Wyndham Clark, and others. The players are going head-to-head for a staggering $8.8 million purse. The purse has increased by $40,000 this year. The winner will pocket a whopping $1.584 million, and the runner-up gets a hefty $959,200. Even the 80th-place finisher earns $16,280. The golfer topping the leaderboard will also get 500 FedEx Cup points.

Here’s the complete prize money breakdown for The American Express 2025:

With the game in progress, the score ticking, and building pressure, the competition will surely be exciting to watch. After the first round, JT Poston is leading, having shot 10 under par. Below him is the Justin Lower with 9 under, and then there is a 5-way tie for T3rd at 8 under par. All eyes will stay on the leaderboard to see who can maintain their composure and climb to the top.

For golf enthusiasts eager to catch every moment of this thrilling tournament, there are numerous ways to stay connected to the action. What are our options for keeping up with The American Express 2025 from home?

The American Express 2025: Where and How to Watch

Golf fans have multiple options to catch all the action from The American Express 2025. The tournament continues through Sunday, January 19, with coverage starting at 11:30 a.m. ET each day. The second round on Friday, January 17, can seen on Golf Channel from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET. For live streaming, you can rely on Fubo, ESPN+, and NBC Sports App. The details of the final two days are also the same.

There is also radio coverage at the event. You can tune in to SiriusXM channel 92 for live hole-by-hole coverage. SiriusXM is offering a free first month, allowing listeners to tune into live sports coverage, including the American Express tournament. The tee times and pairings for the AmEx 2025 can be found here. With these various viewing and listening options, golf enthusiasts can stay connected to every swing, putt, and dramatic moment of The American Express 2025, no matter where they are.