The Ryder Cup is fast here, as Europe defends the trophy at Whistling Straights against the USA.
For a world-class event such as this to be a success, it takes a star-studded line-up to make it on the box. Sky Sports' punditry team does not disappoint.
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The beautiful Whistling Straights in Wisconsin will be the venue for the battle of the players.
Who are Sky Sports' Ryder Cup pundits?
The Ryder Cup, which was postponed a year ago is now taking place on American shores.
Over three days of intense golf, a bi-annual competition pits a European team against a USA team.
Sky Sports has the rights to broadcast the Ryder Cup live in the UK. Sky Sports will provide coverage from 11am BST every day.
These are the major players at the studio and on the course in the coming days:
Andrew Coltart
Andrew, a former European Tour winner, has been a Sky Sports viewer for over ten years.
He joined the station in 2011 and his highest finish was a Major T18th at the 1999 Open Championship.
Andrew Coltart will once again be commenting on the Ryder Cup
Butch Harmon
Butch, another former pro, is most well-known for his teaching of some of the greatest players in history.
From 1993 to 2004, he was Tiger Woods' coach, as well as Phil Mickelson and Ernie Else, Stewart Cink, David Love III, and Stewart Cink.
Butch Harmon is one of the most renowned players in the game.
Rich Beem
Sky's roaming reporter, Rich was out on the fairways and won the 2002 PGA Championship. He was ranked as high at 16th in the world.
Paul McGinley
McGinley, a Ryder Cup stalwart, has been an enduring supporter of Sky studios over the past few years.
Famously, he holed a monster shot to win the 2002 Ryder Cup Europe. He also had four career wins on European Tour.
McGinley will provide expert analysis to golf fans during the Ryder Cup
Sarah Stirk
Sarah, a former presenter at MUTV worked for a variety of news agencies before joining Sky in 2012.
She holds a 7 handicap and started Xclusive Golf, a company that offers golf breaks.
Sarah is a single-figure golf handicapper and joined Sky almost a decade ago
Sarah is originally from Yorkshire and now lives in Oxfordshire
Andrew 'Beef' Johnson
Beef, a Ryder Cup Breakfast Show regular, is a fan favorite on tour and a good guy all around.
After failing to reach any Major's this year, the 32-year old will be a popular addition.
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What is the best way to watch Ryder Cup?
To see every shot in the UK tournament, tune into Sky Sports Ryder Cup or Main Event.
You can stream without a Sky account by purchasing a NOW TV Pass starting at PS9.99. The app can be downloaded on your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
Sky customers can stream from anywhere using the Sky Go app.
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