The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is back on the PGA Tour calendar, kicking off on the 17th of November at the historic Bermuda Golf Club in Hamilton. The event, which has become a staple of Bermuda’s sporting calendar for over a decade, attracts top professionals from around the globe to compete on a 18‑hole layout that showcases the island’s famed links style.

Local interest is high, as the tournament has helped put Bermuda on the world‑wide golf map. Several Bermudian players and regional amateurs have received sponsor exemptions, offering residents a chance to see homegrown talent contend with world‑class competition. The championship also serves as a fundraiser for the Bermuda Golf Foundation, supporting youth development and community outreach.

For residents and visitors who wish to follow the tournament, the PGA Tour’s official website provides live scoring and play‑by‑play commentary. The event will be broadcast on ESPN’s international feed, with highlights streamed on the PGA Tour app and the Tour’s YouTube channel. Local broadcasters can also pick up the feed via a partnership with the Bermuda Television Service, ensuring that fans in Hamilton and surrounding parishes can watch from home.

The first round opens at 9:00 a.m. Atlantic Time, with subsequent rounds scheduled for 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Local officials encourage fans to gather at the club’s viewing area, where live commentary and refreshments will be available. Whether you’re a seasoned golf enthusiast or a casual observer, the Butterfield Bermuda Championship offers an exciting look at the sport in a uniquely picturesque setting.