One of the top amateur golf competitions in the world is being contested this week in Southern California.
The 44th edition of the Curtis Cup pits eight of the best young, female American players against counterparts from Great Britain and Ireland at Bel-Air Country Club.
Great Britain and Ireland walked away winners at Sunningdale in 2024 but have yet to triumph on U.S. soil since 1994.
The biennial tournament starts Friday with three morning fourball matches followed by three afternoon foursomes matches. Saturday follows the same format, while eight singles matches on Sunday afternoon will determine a winner.
GolfChannel.com and the Golf Channel app will be streaming live coverage of the morning fourballs, while Golf Channel will broadcast the foursomes and singles matches on TV. All coverage can be watched on the website and mobile app.
Here’s a breakdown of when and how to watch the international competition (all times EDT):
Friday
- 12:30-4:30PM: Morning fourballs (GC.com/GC mobile)
- 6-9PM: Afternoon foursomes (Golf Channel/GC mobile)
Saturday
- 1:30-4:30PM: Morning fourballs (GC.com/GC mobile)
- 7-10PM: Afternoon foursomes (Golf Channel/GC mobile)
Sunday
Team USA Curtis Cup roster
- Anna Davis, 20
- Kary Hollenbaugh, 21
- Jasmine Koo, 20
- Farah O’Keefe, 20
- Kiara Romero, 20
- Asterisk Talley, 17
- Avery Weed, 20
- Kelly Xu, 21
Team Great Britain and Ireland Curtis Cup roster
- Beth Coulter, 22
- Sophia Fullbrook, 20
- Lily Hirst, 23
- Isla McDonald-O’Brien, 19
- Charlotte Naughton, 18
- Nellie Ong, 19
- Patience Rhodes, 22
- Davina Xanh, 22
Curtis Cup history
Team USA has a rather sizable advantage on its competition from across the pond when it comes to Curtis Cup accounting.
The all-time series record favors the Americans, 31-9-3.
The United States will play host again in four years, when National Golf Links of America in Southampton, New York, gets the 46th Curtis Cup from June 7-9, 2030.
Prior to that U.S. return, Scotland will get to host the 2028 edition at Royal Dornoch.