Watching golf live and online can be a difficult thing to achieve. The PGA does not provide any direct live coverage of PGA Tour events, except in a few instances. You can also check with the company that has the broadcasting rights, to see if they'll stream the game online. For example, The Masters will be available from CBCSports.com live and online. In addition, you can also get some games from ESPN360.

However, that doesn't mean that there's no way to watch golf online, it just means that it'll be harder to track down. There are still peer-to-peer options that are worth exploring. Sites like ATDHE.net and Justin TV are excellent places to search for the tournament you're looking for. And, finally if that doesn't work, you can install some software and browse through the selections available on MyP2P.eu.

When it comes to legal options for watching golf online, it really comes down to what tournament you want to watch. To watch the Masters, head on over to CBSSportshttp://www.cbssports.com/golf/tournaments/masters/video?tag=fastFacts.golf;Masters%20Live. The US Open is available on ESPN360http://espn.go.com/broadband/espn360/index, as are some other tournaments. Check ESPN360 channels listings for a full schedule. PGAtour.com is offering coverage of The Players Championship and the PGA Playoffs livehttp://www.pgatour.com/livegolf/. So there are some options for you.

If you're not finding what you want from any of the official sites, it's time to start looking at peer-to-peer options. There are two sites that can help you fill your golf fix, not matter where you are in the world. Visit Justin. TVhttp://www.justin.tv/2 or ATDHE.nethttp://www.atdhe.net/index.html3. Justin TV is an excellent site for finding something that is on line, but it requires some searching, and you may get a channels that are trying to get you away from Justin TV, and on to their pay/subscription based sites. You should not have to leave Justin TV in order to watch your desired programming.

ATDHE.net works a little differently, and is the better choice for live sports. The index pages from ATDHE offers a pre-screened selection of sports events that are available for that day. Simple scroll down, find the golf tournament you're looking for, click once and a new window will open up, bringing you your live match. Be aware, however, that watching golf on either site isn't a sanctioned activity, and you may lose your feed at any time, if it's pulled from the sites.

If you can't find the round on those two sites, you're probably trying to watch the local pro as he competes in a charity tournament sponsored by your company. But no matter. There's still one more thing to try. Visit MyP2P.euhttp://www.myp2p.eu/guide.php?part=software4 . If you follow the instructions, you'll be downloading some software. Sopcast is the first step, is easy, and will provide you access to the majority of the available channels. It's also free. You might need some other software, if you dig deeper into the site, and are trying some more obscure channels.

Once Sopcast, or whatever else, is installed, you can search MyP2P.eu's list of events. Golf is available, although you may end up watching a live feed from another country, so there's no guarantee of getting English commentary.