Here's how to watch The Match 2022 golf event featuring Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and ... most live TV streaming services have you covered.
The countdown is on to the 2022 NFL season (we're just 99 days away), but today four of the league's biggest stars — including Aaron Rodgers — will be on the golf course for The Match, the popular celebrity event now in its sixth iteration.
But this event will be unlike the others. It will be the first time all the participants will be non-pro golfers, as Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen join Rodgers.
Here's what you need to know about the event, including how to watch it.
What time is The Match on?
Coverage begins at 5:30 p.m. local time, Wednesday, June 1. The action begins at 6 p.m.
How can I watch The Match on TV?
TNT will broadcast the event.
Simulcasts will also air on truTV and HLN.
How can I watch The Match on live stream?
If you have a cable subscription you can stream the event via TNTdrama.com and the TNT app.
You can watch TNT on Sling TV, Hulu Live TV, DIRECTV STREAM and YouTube TV.
Has Rodgers competed in The Match before?
Yes, this is Rodgers' second time being a part of The Match. He and teammate Bryson DeChambeau defeated Phil Mickelson and Brady, 3-and-2, after Rodgers' birdie putt on the 16th hole.
dy, who is competing for the third time in the event, is going for his first win. He teamed with Mickelson both times.
This is Mahomes' and Allen's first time in the made-for-TV event.
Last year's event, which was played July 6, was also must-see to watch whether Rodgers would provide any insight around his future with the Packers. At that point, it was still a mystery if Rodgers would return to the team in 2021. Of course, he would report to training camp a few weeks later, air out his frustrations and went on to win the league's MVP award for the fourth time.
What are the teams for The Match?
Rodgers teams with Brady (Buccaneers) to face the young stars Mahomes (Chiefs) and Allen (Bills).
What is the format and scoring for The Match?
It will be played as a 12-hole "shamble." Each team selects their players' best drive and then they each play from that position the rest of the way. Both teams take the lowest score between teammates.