Prime Video adds Golf's Revived Skins to 15 hours of live sports Blitz on Black Friday.

Prime Video continues to revitalize the game of golf skins, adding character-driven competition to 15 hours of live sports the day after Thanksgiving. Amazon's streaming Black Friday schedule will also include an NFL game and an NBA doubleheader. NFL tilt at 3 p.m. ET will see the Philadelphia Eagles […]

Prime Video continues to revive the game of golf skins, adding character-driven competition to a 15-hour live sports event the day after Thanksgiving.

Amazon's streaming Black Friday schedule will also include an NFL game and an NBA doubleheader. NFL tilt at 3 p.m. ET will see the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Chicago Bears. Later, season-long coverage of the Emirates NBA Cup will include Miami Heat vs. New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers vs. San Antonio Spurs.

The day begins with the Skins Game tee at 9:00 a.m. ET, which this year features Windham Clark, Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas and PGA Tour rookie Jackson Coivon. The foursome will compete for the $4 million prize at the Atlantic Fields Club in Hobe Sound, Florida. RELATED NEWS Nicolas Cage Didn't Sign AI Release for 'Spider-Noir' and 'Probably' Won't Work on Amazon's 'AI-Friendly' Again Mocking 'True Detective' role News BBC boss meets Netflix CEO and other broadcasters in bid to forge 'strategic partnerships'

Each hole has a dollar value, and closed holes rotate, a rule designed to increase the stakes. In a return to the original format, this year each player starts at $0, making it clear to viewers the value of each hole and growing bag. Watch on Deadline

The Skins Game, which began in 1983 as an annual televised competition during the Thanksgiving weekend with contestants such as Jack Nicholas, Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods, was brought back by Prime Video last year. Sponsored by Farmers Insurance, it is developed and produced by Pro Shop Studios and Propagate Content, with Excel Sports Management organizing play and PGA Tour Studios handling broadcast production.

"The response to last year's relaunch showed us how much Skins still resonates with golf fans, while also proving there's an opportunity to make it feel fresh for a new generation," said Chad Mumm, co-founder and president of the Pro Shop.

Ben Silverman, chairman and CEO of Propagate Content, added, “The game of shells has always been about hole-to-hole drama, and Atlantic Fields gives that drama an incredible new stage on Black Friday. "We are proud to continue to grow this event into one of the highlights of the golf calendar based on our long-standing partnership with Prime Video."

Host Andrew Catalano and longtime analyst Colette Knesset, who are golf broadcasters for CBS Sports, will return in their on-air roles. Dan Rappaport will also provide live commentary during the race.

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