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American Express 2024 LIVE commentary: Tee times, field and how to follow – Scottie Scheffler headlines California event

The PGA Tour has kicked off its California swing at the 2024 American Express.

The La Quinta tournament is a popular event on Tour and was won by Jon Rahm last season.

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World No 1 Scheffler is favourite to win The American ExpressCredit: Getty

With Rahm now on the LIV Golf circuit, a new champion will be crowned this year and Scottie Scheffler is favourite to claim the title.

Scheffler, who won the Hero World Challenge before Christmas, finished T5 at The Sentry earlier this month and will now be eyeing his first victory of the new season.

But plenty of other top names are heading to Los Angeles with hopes of claiming the trophy.

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The American Express: Dates and how to follow 

The American Express is taking place from Thursday, January 18 to Sunday, January 21. 

It is being held at three courses before the final round is held back at the Pete Dye Stadium Course. The courses are:

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  • Pete Dye Stadium Course: 7,187 yards, par 72
  • La Quinta Country Club: 7,060 yards, par 72
  • Nicklaus Tournament Course: 7,147 yards, par 72

Play will begin at 8:30am local time which is 4:30pm UK time. 

talkSPORT 2 have live coverage of all four day from La Quinta and you can listen here.

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The event will also be broadcast live on Sky Sports Golf with coverage set to begin at 9pm for the first two days and at 7pm over the weekend. 

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Ryder Cup star Lowry is in action in CaliforniaCredit: Getty

The American Express: What has been said? 

Daniel Berger will make his return to action in California following an 18-month absence with a back injury.

He said: “That was the worst six months of my life.

“I’ve had a pretty easy life. I play golf for a living, it’s not that stressful. But there was a point that I would have given up golf for the rest of my life not to feel like that.

“When I took time off, I was a top-20 player. I’ll be coming back with nothing.

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“I get it. It’s part of the game. You’ve got to earn everything.

“When I come back, I’ll come back with fire in my belly. I’ll enjoy the challenge of getting back to where I was.”

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