One of golf\u2019s most storied events will remain on its current broadcast home for the foreseeable future.<\/p>\n
NBC Sports and USA Sports (the division of NBC\u2019s spinoff company Versant that operates USA Network and Golf Channel) have agreed to a two-year media rights extension with the PGA of America that will see the Ryder Cup remain on each company\u2019s respective networks through 2033, the networks announced on Monday<\/a>.<\/p>\n The current deal was set to expire in 2031, but the two-year extension allows NBC and USA to guarantee broadcast rights to a home Ryder Cup in 2033 from Olympic Club in San Francisco.<\/p>\n The extension also covers other tournaments put on by the PGA of America including the Women\u2019s PGA Championship, which will continue to air on NBC and Peacock, along with the Senior PGA Championship and PGA Professional Championship, which will exclusively air on Golf Channel.<\/p>\n The PGA Championship, PGA of America\u2019s annual major tournament in men\u2019s golf, remains under contract with CBS and ESPN through 2030.<\/p>\n With the extension in place, USA Network will now have a piece of the biannual Ryder Cup for 44 consecutive years.<\/p>\n As part of the deal, Golf Channel will continue to broadcast studio coverage, including the popular Live From series and\u00a0Golf Central, surrounding the four PGA of America events covered under the deal.<\/p>\n