All you need to know around how to follow TV coverage of the Dubai Invitational.

The International Swing gets under way this week as the Dubai Invitational returns for its second edition at Dubai Creek Resort after debuting on the DP World Tour schedule in 2024.

Played alongside a three-day Pro-Am team format before a professionals-only Sunday, the bi-annual event features 60 DP World Tour professionals and 60 amateurs.

World Number Two Rory McIlroy headlines proceedings but he is joined by the man who pipped him to the title two years ago, Tommy Fleetwood - currently flying at a career-high third in the Official World Golf Ranking.

There is also plenty of Major muscle on display with McIlroy joined by fellow Masters champions Patrick Reed and Danny Willett and Open winners Francesco Molinari, Pádraig Harrington and Shane Lowry.

Out of the 60 players in the field only three do not have a DP World Tour victory but impressive 2025 rookies Angel Ayora, Jacob Skov Olesen and Oliver Lindell could all mount a serious challenge.

Jayden Schaper also tees it up as he looks for a historic third consecutive victory.

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European Tour Productions, the DP World Tour’s in-house production company, will produce and distribute live coverage of the event.

How to follow

Global Broadcast Transmission Times

Below are the listed broadcast transmission times for the Dubai Invitational in local time, and for the general World Feed coverage (time in GMT). Find out below where to watch in your area.

Who is in the Commentary team?

Dominik Holyer will lead the live on-site commentary team, with Andrew Coltart, David Howell and Dame Laura Davies joining him as analysts.

Wayne Riley and Anthony Wall will be providing on-course commentary, with Tim Barter conducting in-round and post-round interviews.

Where can you watch coverage of the DP World Tour in your area?

For specific broadcast timings of these territories please check your local listings.