The growing popularity of online sports streaming has brought a new way for Bermuda’s golf community to enjoy the game. Residents of St. George’s and Hamilton can now watch major tournaments, from the Masters to the PGA Tour Finals, live on Kayo Sports, an Australian platform that offers a wide range of sporting content.\n\nLocal clubs, including the Royal Bermuda Golf Club, have reported increased interest in the platform among members, many of whom appreciate the convenience of following worldwide competitions from their own kitchens or the club’s lounge. “It’s exciting to see our players’ rivals in real time,” said club president Emily Carter. “Kayo gives us a window into the professional circuit that we can share with newcomers to the sport.”\n\nThe platform’s subscription model, which includes a free trial and discounted rates for Australian and New Zealand users, has attracted several Bermuda residents who travel to the Southern Hemisphere for work. The service’s commentary in English and the option to switch to local accents have also made it a popular choice for families wanting to discuss the game together.\n\nWhile Kayo Sports is not yet available on Bermuda’s domestic internet infrastructure, the ability to stream golf from overseas has nevertheless added to the island’s sporting culture, connecting Bermudians with the global stage and inspiring the next generation of players.