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World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play

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Mar 22 - 26, 2023

How to watch PGA Tour's WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play

The 2023 PGA Tour continues with the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, which begins on Wednesday. The event will take place at the Austin Country Club, a par-71 course in Austin, Texas. It is the seventh time the Austin Country Club has hosted the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play event. The purse is $20 million because it is an elevated event on the PGA Tour.

The field features plenty of stars because the PGA Tour's top players have committed to playing in elevated events. Scottie Scheffler , Xander Schauffele , Patrick Cantlay , Jon Rahm , Rory McIlroy and Max Homa are among the notable names participating. Scheffler, who attended the University of Texas from 2014-18, looks to win the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play for a second straight year.

The format divides the field into 16 groups of four for round-robin play on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The player with the best score in their respective groups advances to the round of 16 on Saturday morning. The round of 16 is single-elimination, with the victors moving on to the quarterfinals on Saturday afternoon. The semifinals, championship and consolation matches will happen on Sunday.

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2023 WGC Dell Technologies Match Play TV schedule: How to watch on Golf Channel, NBC

The 2023 WGC Dell Technologies Match Play marks the 23rd event of the 2022-2023 PGA Tour schedule , with the Tour playing the event this year at Austin Country Club in Austin, Texas

The WGC Dell Technologies Match Play TV schedule is something a lot of golf fans have come to know with Golf Channel airing the PGA Tour-sanctioned event. The PGA Tour TV schedule predictable for a reason, and Golf Channel airs five days of live golf action from Austin Country Club.

There will be five days of this tournament, with each player gettng three total matches guaranteed. Golf Channel airs all five days of the tournament, and NBC has coverage of Saturday's and Sunday's final rounds.

The field includes Jordan Spieth , Scottie Scheffler , Jon Rahm and more as part of a 64-player field seeking to win in the PGA Tour's 2022-2023 season.

Golf Channel has TV coverage from Wednesday's first round through Sunday's final matches. On the first three days of the tournament, the coverage window will be from 2-8 p.m. Eastern.

On Saturday and Sunday, coverage starts on Golf Channel before moving to NBC.

PGA Tour Live is available for this event, which offers exclusive streams of coverage and starts before broadcast TV coverage. It can be accessed with an ESPN+ subscription .

All of this coverage can be streamed online through Peacock, GolfChannel.com, NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. However, if you prefer to watch the 2023 WGC Dell Technologies Match Play on good, ole-fashioned TV, here are the 2023 WGC Dell Technologies Match Play TV times and schedule.

2023 WGC Dell Technologies Match Play TV schedule, times, channels

All times are Eastern

• Wednesday, March 22: 2-8 p.m. on Golf Channel
• Thursday, March 23: 2-8 p.m. on Golf Channel
• Friday, March 24: 2-8 p.m. on Golf Channel
• Saturday, March 25: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Golf Channel, 2-6 p.m. on NBC
• Sunday, March 26: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Golf Channel, 3-7 p.m. on NBC

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World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play

64 of the world's best golfers are set to return to Austin for the seventh annual playing of the  World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play , March 22-26, 2023. Fans will once again flock to the historic Austin Country Club to watch as Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay, Jon Rahm and defending champion Scottie Scheffler battle it out in the only head-to-head, match-play tournament on the 2023 PGA TOUR schedule. The WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play offers a variety of ticket offers, including daily tickets to accommodate fans who can't make it for the entire week, so purchase your tickets today before they sell out! To purchase your tickets, visit   www.dellmatchplay.com

What to Expect at WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play

The WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play remains not only a showcase of the world's top ranked golfers but also a showcase of one of the greatest cities in the world by embracing many elements of what makes Austin so special. This year’s event will feature local Austin eats including  Torchy’s Tacos ,  Burro Grilled Cheese , Ranch Hand , Shawarma Pont Modern Mediterranean and Amy’s Ice Creams   for dessert!

Those looking to cool off with an adult beverage have options too! Fans can visit the Tito’s Stillhouse Lounge in the heart of the course on the 12 th fairway. Enjoy interactive games, lounge seating and of course, premium bar service offering some of your hometown favorite Tito’s signature drinks! Open to all ticket holders 21 and older.  Back by popular demand, Custom YETI Cups will be available for purchase for $45 and $19.50 refills. Make sure to try our signature cocktail, The Tito’s Pennybacker Press , with your tournament YETI Cup or, those who are more into a tequila vibe should check out the Maestro Dobel Tequila Deck can experience Dobel’s rich history and hone your tequila knowledge with the brand’s tequila experts.  

The Dell Technologies Match Play Fan Village , which is located to the player's right of the 16th hole, integrates the best of golf with the charm of Austin — technology, community, and the unique atmosphere that includes live music and the best food from around the city.  In addition to charging their phone in the solar powered disconnect lounge, fans can experience golf in exciting new ways. With interactive social media moments, exciting head-to-head matches with their friends on Dell Technologies’ Alienware gaming systems, and immersing themselves in stories and art surrounding sustainability, the Fan Village has a good mixture of engaging fun for all ages. Dell Technologies is also excited to showcase the two charity partners so fans can learn how the tournament continues to positively impact the local community through the First Tee Chip Challenge and share messages of hope with children at Dell Children’s.

Community Impact

The Dell Technologies Match Play isn’t just a can’t miss sporting and social event, it also creates an incredible impact in the local community. The tournament has exceeded $6 million in charitable contributions to the Greater Austin area since moving to Austin Country Club in 2016. That amount brings the all-time total for the tournament’s 23-year history to over $21 million and is part of the more than $62 million raised for global charities since the advent of the World Golf Championships in 1999. The funds donated were once again made possible through the unwavering support of the community and have directly benefitted Dell Children’s, First Tee—Greater Austin and several other organizations throughout the years.

Volunteer For The Dell Technologies Match Play

Registration to volunteer for the 2023 World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play is now open as the event prepares to return to Austin Country Club, March 20-26. 

Unlike any other professional sport, the PGA TOUR relies on over 100,000 volunteers annually each year and are an integral part to the success of events. The WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play has over 20 committees to volunteer for with various tasks from admissions and communications to marshals, scoring and transportation.

Volunteer positions require a one-time fee of $125 which includes access to the tournament each day, a tournament uniform, meal vouchers and access to the volunteer appreciation party. Refunds will not be given after March 17, 2023 or after your volunteer package has been picked up. Refunds will only be given for emergency situations. No applications will be accepted after March 13, 2023.

Volunteer Registration : To register, visit this link and submit the online application . Committees will be filled on a first come, first serve basis so applicants are encouraged to register early to ensure your spot.

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Rest in peace, World Golf Championships.

Golfweek has learned that this will be the final year of the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play in Austin. Its spot in the 2024 schedule, which is typically in late March on the back end of the Florida Swing, is expected to be filled by the Cadence Bank Houston Open, unless it prefers a date in the late April/early May timeframe instead as part of a shuffling of events.

Efforts to reach Dell Match Play tournament director Jordan Uppleger were unsuccessful. A PGA Tour spokesman sent a statement: “As we navigate the many moving parts related to the structural changes to the 2024 PGA Tour schedule, discussions are ongoing in regards to the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play beyond this year. We remain focused on putting on an incredibly successful 2023 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play event for our fans and we expect to announce details about the future of the event when they are available.”

Austin Country Club has been the host venue for the Match Play since 2016 when Dell became the title sponsor. At the time, the World Golf Championships were considered the highest-ranking tournaments in golf behind the four majors and the Players Championship, the Tour’s flagship event.

Purses for the WGCs, which began in 1999, were elevated, the fields were limited mostly to top-ranked players, and there were no-cut events. (Tiger Woods won 18 WGCs with Dustin Johnson capturing the second most with five.)

In 2021, the number of WGC events was reduced by two with the WGC-Mexico Open being scaled back to a regular PGA Tour event and the WGC-FedEx St. Jude being converted to the first leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Scottie Scheffler holds the Walter Hagen Cup after defeating Kevin Kisner in the final of the 2022 World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play at Austin Country Club. (Photo: Erich Schlegel-USA TODAY Sports)

The demise of the WGC Match Play technically leaves the WGC-HSBC Champions as the last WGC standing but the tournament, which is contested in China, hasn’t been played since 2019 due to COVID-19. There’s no indication that the tournament will be able to be staged this year either, and the LPGA just canceled a tournament on Hainan Island in China that was scheduled for March due to “ongoing COVID-19 related matters.”

The Match Play, where Scottie Scheffler won to reach World No. 1 last spring, is one of the Tour’s new designated events this season. It will be contested in March for a tournament-record purse of $20 million, but that is also the same amount as 10 elevated tournaments, which has cheapened the WGC brand. (Having the majority of the events staged in the U.S. also made the name a misnomer.)

The PGA Tour Player Advisory Council met last Tuesday at the Farmers Insurance Open and the 2024 Tour schedule was a topic of conversation. Kevin Streelman, who is a member of the PAC, confirmed that the future of the Match Play was on the agenda.

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“They talked about that a little bit,” Streelman said. “Hopefully they can save it. It’s a sponsorship issue.”

“It’s pretty common knowledge,” he added, but noted, “there definitely hasn’t been any decision yet.”

However, multiple sources have told Golfweek that a decision has been made and a high-ranking executive that oversees the Tour’s Championship Management department already told the staff in Austin to “start boxing things up.”

Merchandise from the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play at Austin Country Club. (Tim Schmitt/Golfweek)

The Tour sent Austin Country Club a proposal more than four months ago and ACC pushed back hard, countering with an exorbitant increase to its site fee and ticket demands for its members. The Tour balked and for several months there was no communication between the two parties. It didn’t help matters that the membership was split with a sizable camp that thought the event had run its course there. According to one source, ACC came to its senses and tried to re-engage, but the Tour went “radio silent” for four months. Two weeks ago, ACC sent the Tour an unsolicited proposal agreeing to the Tour’s original terms and to extend the deal by an additional two years.

“I heard it didn’t go well,” said a PGA Tour tournament director for another event, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of his relationship with both parties. “They’re out of there.”

It’s not too often that the Tour pulls up stakes and leaves a city unless a sponsor flees and doing so is the last resort. But a source says that in August, the Tour turned down Intel, which Dell wanted as a partner, to serve as the presenting sponsor. The chipmaker was ready to sign on the dotted line for five years for somewhere between $5 million to $8 million per year. But the Tour, perhaps knowing that its schedule must evolve to counter the attack of LIV Golf, the upstart league, would only commit to one year. No deal was made.

As previously reported by Golfweek , Jim Crane, the billionaire owner of the Houston Astros, has been playing hard ball in hopes of getting the Houston stop back into the main schedule, preferably with a spring date. The CJ Cup, which originated in South Korea in 2017 but has been played in the U.S. since the pandemic and was held most recently in South Carolina in October, also is itching to upgrade its dates from the fall schedule. The Tour has yet to release its schedule for next season but the loss of the Match Play could mean at least one less designated event in 2024, or its replacement in the schedule could be elevated.

“The Tour is not going to go away from doing a match play,” a tournament director said. “I wouldn’t be surprised to see it resurface elsewhere.”

But for now, it appears the Match Play is down and running out of holes.

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As the 2024 PGA Championship heads to what is sure to be a thrilling finish at Valhalla, fans can start already looking ahead to next year’s venue.

The 2025 PGA Championship will take place at the same course the PGA Tour played just a week ago: Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, the traditional host of the Wells Fargo Championship.

Of course, we still have a few more majors to get to, including next month’s trip to Pinehurst No. 2 for the U.S. Open, a date with Royal Troon in July for the Open Championship and finally a return to Augusta next April for the 2025 Masters.

But in case you’d like to see the next eight sites for this week’s major, the current list is below. The next open year on the schedule is 2032, which PGA Chief Championships Officer Kerry Haigh said they do not yet have a timeline for filling.

2025: Quail Hollow Club — Charlotte, North Carolina 

Justin Thomas loved this year’s host, Valhalla, near where he grew up in Kentucky. But he’ll also love the 2025 host, Quail Hollow, as it was where he won his first major championship back in 2017. Thomas also featured in the 2022 Presidents Cup victory by the United States there just last year. A handful of Tour pros call Quail Hollow home, notably Webb Simpson and Mackenzie Hughes. Rory McIlroy essentially calls it home too, having now won four times there.

2026: Aronimink Golf Club — Newtown Square, Pennsylvania

Aronimink is a more northern host than the others on this list, and hosting a PGA Championship in May could bring dicey weather. But that just shows the PGA of America’s level of trust in this golf course. The last time it hosted the best men in the world, Keegan Bradley won the 2018 BMW Championship. 

2027: PGA Frisco, East — Frisco, Texas

Haven’t heard of this one? We won’t blame you. This course is bound to host more PGA Championships than just about any other course moving forward. The PGA of America has brought its headquarters to Frisco, Texas, and commissioned Gil Hanse and Beau Welling to design two courses to anchor the site. Thus far, the reviews of the Hanse-designed East course, where the tournament will be held, are quite good. 

2028: Olympic Club, Lake — San Francisco, California

This is the only course that might not fit neatly  between  L.A. Country Club and Royal Liverpool. But in terms of hosting men’s major championships, it’s got both of them beat. Olympic Club has hosted  five  U.S. Opens, most recently with Webb Simpson’s victory in 2012. Yuka Saso triumphed over Lexi Thompson on the slanted fairways of Olympic Club back at the 2021 U.S. Women’s Open. 

2029: Baltusrol Golf Club, Lower — Springfield, New Jersey

The last PGA Championship at Baltusrol was a slop-fest, with a water-logged course featuring lift, clean and place conditions. Well, that course has been completely retooled, thanks to Gil Hanse. We got a sneak peek at the result of that restoration at the 2023 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. 

2030: Congressional Country Club, Blue — Bethesda, Maryland

The recent run of major championship courses should all feel like part of a trend. They’re all old clubs that have gotten a facelift in recent years. Often from Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner, or Andrew Green. The 2030 host, Congressional’s Blue course, is no different. Green, the architect who restored 2023 PGA host Oak Hill, has done the same for Congressional. What can we tell you about it? That there’s seven years between now and when it’ll host a major. We’ll let the course settle a little bit. See you in 2030.

2031: The Ocean Course — Kiawah Island, South Carolina

The oceanfront course originally designed by Pete and Alice Dye to host the 1991 Ryder Cup has already hosted two PGA Championships, both of which resulted in thrilling victories for two of the best players of all time. In 2012, Rory McIlroy thumped the field to win his second major by eight shots. Nine years later in 2021, Phil Mickelson made history, becoming the oldest major champion in history, just shy of his 51st birthday.

2034: PGA Frisco, East — Frisco, Texas

We told you to expect to see PGA Frisco early and often in lists of future PGA Championship venues. Before even hosting its first, PGA Frisco’s East course has already been awarded a second.

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