Alfred Dunhill Links Championship: How to watch, TV channel, live stream, course details and more

The Dunhill Links Championship has been a fixture on the DP World Tour since 2001 - a high-class pro-am featuring 168 professionals with amateur partners.

The latest edition starts in chilly Scotland on Thursday 3rd October.

How to watch the Dunhill Links Championship and TV channel

The Dunhill Links Championship will be shown live on Sky Sports Golf and can also be followed for free on bet365's Live Golf Tracker.

Dunhill Links Championship dates and times

The Dunhill Links Championship starts at 09:00 BST on Thursday 3rd October 2024 with the first round.

The second round will be on Friday, the third round on Saturday, then the final round on Sunday 6th October.

Dunhill Links Championship course details and venue

The Dunhill is staged over three different courses - St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns. Each player has a round at each course over the first three days, then a cut is made after 54 holes.

Those who qualify for Sunday tee up at St Andrews - the Home of Golf - for the final round.

Cloudy, cool and relatively calm conditions are forecast all week.

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Dunhill Links Championship stats and past winners

Padraig Harrington and Tyrrell Hatton are the only multiple winners of the Dunhill Links. The Irishman and the Englishman have both won this tournament twice.

Matt Fitzpatrick is the defending champion this week, having triumphed at a weather-shortened 54-hole event 12 months ago.

Dunhill Links Championship notable players

Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy are the headline acts in the Dunhill Links field, although neither the Spaniard nor the Northern Irishman has won a tournament at St Andrews.

Rahm finished second in his home Spanish Open last week, while McIlroy has been runner-up in both of his last two events.