Czech Masters: How to watch, TV channel, course details and more

The DP World Tour heads to Prague this week for the tenth staging of the Czech Masters, which is being held at the PGA National OAKS for the very first time.

How to watch the Czech Masters and TV channel

The Czech Masters will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Golf from 12pm UK and Ireland time on Thursday.

The tournament can also be followed on bet365's Live Golf Tracker, which offers real-time shot-by-shot data.

Czech Masters dates and times

The Czech Masters starts at 6.30am UK and Ireland time on Thursday, August 15th.

The second round will be on Friday, the third round on Saturday and the final round on Sunday, August 18th.

Czech Masters course details and venue

The Czech Masters is moving to a new venue for its ten-year anniversary.

The traditional home of the event since 2014 was the Albatross Resort, but the event has switched to PGA National OAKS for the first time year, with that course having been opened in the summer of 2020.

Czech Masters stats and past winners

There have been nine previous editions of the Czech Masters and Thomas Pieters is the most prolific champion in the event's history, having won in both 2015 and 2019.

The reigning champion is Englishman Todd Clements, who edged a one-shot victory for his only DP World Tour success to date.

Czech Masters notable players

Tom McKibbin is one of the headline acts at the Czech Masters. The 21-year-old has quickly established himself as a member of the DP World Tour elite and is 14/1 to win this week.

He grew up playing the same Holywood course as Rory McIlroy and many pundits believe McKibbin could go on to have a similarly successful career.

Matthew Jordan, 20/1, and 22/1 Bernd Wiesberger are also expected to challenge come the weekend.