Charles Schwab Challenge 2024 live commentary: terrain, start times, schedule, standings and how to follow the action at Colonial

Scottie Scheffler will headline the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club this week.

Scheffler had an extremely dramatic PGA Championship last weekend as he was stopped Friday morning short of a remarkable top ten finish.

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The Texan is ready for a quick return to action as he returns home to play at Charles Schwab.

Argentina’s Emiliano Grillo won this event last year while past champions include Sam Burns, Jordan Spieth, Sergio Garcia and Phil Mickelson.

The PGA Tour begins an eventful run leading up to the 2024 US Open in mid-June with key tournaments taking place each week leading up to Pinehurst.

And although it takes place the week after the last major tournament, the Charles Schwab Challenge will bring together many stars.

Charles Schwab Challenge: Date and how to follow

The 78th Charles Schwab will be held from Thursday May 23 to Sunday May 26. Play will begin at 2pm UK time each day.

It takes place at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. The course will be a par 70 and measure a maximum length of 7,289 yards.

talkSPORT 2 will have live commentary all four days from Dallas – click here to tune in.

The action will also be shown on Sky Sports Golf throughout the week.

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Charles Schwab Challenge: Field and Start Times

Dallas’ world and local number one, Scheffler, will headline the field which will be made up of 120 players and feature a 36-hole course.

Max Homa, Brian Harman, Collin Morikawa and Keegan Bradley are the other top-ranked players in the field.

Justin Rose and Robert MacIntyre are also in the mix after their brilliant performances at the PGA Championship.

Viktor Hovland was scheduled to compete but decided to withdraw following his efforts in Valhalla.

The full peloton, groupings and start times will be confirmed on Tuesday.

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Charles Schwab Challenge: What was said?

Scotsman MacIntyre recorded a brilliant top 10 finish at the PGA Championship as he continues to impress in the United States.

MacIntyre is still waiting for his first PGA Tour victory and he hopes to build on his recent good form in Fort Worth.

After his final run at Valhalla, he said: “It was a great week.

“It’s the first time I felt like I was really in a major championship before the final round. I didn’t really have my best on Sunday, but it was solid in things that I worked on, and more personally and almost emotionally, it really worked.

“I stayed patient, I kind of got my reward, and it’s so nice to see that I can stay in the fight and you don’t know what can happen in the end. I got my reward.”

MacIntyre has made no secret of the fact that he has struggled to adapt to the PGA Tour this season, but he recently benefited enormously from a three-week stay in Scotland.

He added: “I just feel like I’m chasing my tail all the time here because we don’t play the big events, so you have to play when you get the chance, and it’s hard to do that. do when you store the clubs for a few weeks and don’t touch them.

“But I’m in good form, good things are happening in my game and my team around me have been brilliant and continue to push forward and want to move forward.”