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2024 Memorial Friday TV coverage, streaming: How to watch Round 2

2024 Memorial Friday TV coverage, streaming: How to watch Round 2

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Exciting Coverage of the 2024 Memorial Tournament

Attention‌ all ‍golf fans! Get ready for the 2024 Memorial Tournament hosted at⁣ the picturesque Muirfield Village Golf Club from May 29th to June 2nd. CBS⁢ Sports ‍will ​be your⁢ go-to channel for⁣ exclusive coverage of this thrilling event.​ Watch as top golfers like​ defending champion Collin Morikawa,⁢ Jon ‍Rahm,⁣ Scottie Scheffler,⁤ and Rory McIlroy battle it out for ‍the prestigious title‌ at Muirfield ​Village.

TV and Streaming Schedule

  • Friday, June 7: Golf Channel will showcase‌ the second round‍ from 2-6 ​p.m. ET. You can also catch ‌the live stream on GolfChannel.com⁣ and the Golf ⁢Channel app.
  • Wednesday, June⁢ 5: Witness the exclusive coverage of the ⁢Memorial Honoree Ceremony on Peacock at 2 p.m. ⁢ET.
  • Saturday, June 8, ⁣and Sunday, June 9: CBS will broadcast the third and fourth⁢ rounds, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of the action.

2024 Memorial Round 2: ​TV Channels and ⁢Streaming Options

Experience the ‍excitement of the​ 2024 Memorial Tournament live on CBS and Golf⁢ Channel. Taking place⁣ at Muirfield Village ⁣Golf Club in Ohio, this ‌event promises intense competition and unforgettable moments.

  • Friday,⁣ May 31: CBS will provide live coverage⁢ from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM ET. ⁣Additionally, Golf⁤ Channel⁤ will stream the tournament ​during the‌ same time slot.
  • Streaming ⁤Options: Paramount+ and the Golf Channel app offer online streaming for your​ convenience.

What to Look Forward⁢ To

Expect a day ‍filled with golfing prowess as top competitors showcase their skills at Muirfield Village Golf Club. Keep an eye⁢ on Collin Morikawa, Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler,⁢ and Rory McIlroy as they aim for victory in the second round. With the challenging course and high stakes, the ​Memorial Tournament guarantees drama and thrills.

Streaming Services

  • Paramount+: Catch all tournament rounds on Paramount+, ‍featuring exclusive group coverage and more.
  • YouTube TV and Hulu +⁢ Live TV: Subscribers can access the tournament coverage on these platforms,⁤ offering a variety of subscription plans.

Final Thoughts

Join ‍us on Saturday ‌(GOLF, 3-7 p.m.⁢ ET) and Sunday (GOLF, 12-3 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. ET) for in-depth coverage of the⁤ 2024 Memorial Tournament. Witness the best golfers‍ in the world compete⁣ for​ glory at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio.


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