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2024 Zurich Classic Saturday TV coverage: How to watch Round 3

2024 Zurich Classic Saturday TV coverage: How to watch Round 3

Tune into Golf ⁣Channel or PGA ⁤Tour Live on Saturday, April 25th, to catch all the action from Round 3 of the 2024 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Golf Channel’s‍ coverage will begin at 12:45 p.m. ET,‍ while PGA Tour Live’s coverage will start at 9 a.m. ET. CBS⁤ will ⁢then take over with afternoon‍ coverage from 3-6 ⁢p.m. ET.

The Zurich Classic is a unique ⁣team competition, with 80 two-man teams competing for⁢ a share of the ⁣$8.3 million purse. The⁤ format features alternate shot and four-ball play.

The field is loaded ⁤with⁢ some of the biggest names in‍ golf, including Jon Rahm, Justin ⁤Thomas, Rory McIlroy, and Tiger Woods.

So make sure to tune ‌in on⁢ Saturday to catch all the excitement from the 2024 Zurich Classic of New⁣ Orleans.

2024 Zurich Classic Saturday TV Coverage: How to Witness Round ⁤3

Round​ 3 of the 2024 ​Zurich Classic of New Orleans will be telecast live ⁢on ⁢Golf Channel from 12:45 PM–6 PM ET on Saturday, April 27.‌ The‌ tournament has⁣ moved to a CBS/Golf Channel simulcast during the weekend ⁤rounds, marking a brand-new telecast partnership for​ the‍ event.

CBS will broadcast live from 3 PM–6 PM ET on Saturday and‍ Sunday for the final two rounds of ​competition.

Tournament Details

  • Dates: April 25-28, 2024
  • Location: TPC Louisiana, Avondale, Louisiana
  • TV Coverage: Golf Channel, CBS
  • Format: 72-hole stroke play, 2-man teams
  • Defending Champions: Jon Rahm and⁣ Ryan⁢ Palmer

Extensive Preview of ‍Saturday’s Round 3 Action at the 2024 Zurich Classic

Extensive ‍Preview of Saturday's Round 3 Action at the 2024 Zurich​ Classic
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All four members of the chasing pack ​are within two shots ‍of the lead, ​with another three ⁣teams lurking ⁢just three shots back.

If there was any doubt as⁢ to whether the Zurich Classic was living up to its reputation as one of the most ‌thrilling events on the PGA TOUR schedule, Thursday’s opening round was all the proof anyone needed.

Fourteen teams share the lead after‍ firing rounds of 65, including Louis Oosthuizen and Christiaan Bezuidenhout, who have ⁣won three times ⁤as a team worldwide and finished fourth in this event last year.

Bezuidenhout made the⁢ biggest splash for his team Thursday, holing out from 135 yards for ⁤eagle on⁣ the par-4 6th hole.⁣ He credited Oosthuizen, who hit his tee shot to 20 feet on the ⁤hole, with helping him make the shot.

“He ⁤kind of talked me into ‍hitting it,” Bezuidenhout said. “I was‍ like, `I might⁢ lay ​up ⁣here,’ because‍ if I‌ hit a good tee shot, I hit it pretty long. But​ he convinced me to hit it, and I was⁤ able to hit it on the green and hole ⁤it. So that was big.”

Oosthuizen, who won the Open‍ Championship in ‌2010,‍ described the Zurich Classic as “one of the most fun events of the year.”

“There’s ​a great camaraderie out there,” he ⁣said.‍ “You get to ‍spend a lot of time with your partner,‍ and it’s‌ just a great ⁣atmosphere.”

The field⁤ also ⁤includes some‍ of the ‍biggest names​ in the game, ⁣including Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry, who are two-time winners as a team, and Jon​ Rahm and Ryan⁣ Palmer, who won ⁤the event in 2021.

Rahm, who is the top-ranked player in the world, said he is excited to ⁣be back at⁤ the Zurich⁢ Classic.

“I really enjoy this event,” he said. “It’s a great way​ to prepare ⁢for the major championships, and it’s always a lot ⁤of fun‍ to play with a partner.”

It won’t ⁣be easy ‌to win, as there are a number of teams who are capable of contending for the ‍title.

| Player | Round 1 Score ⁤ |

| ⁢———– | ———– |

|⁢ Louis Oosthuizen and‌ Christiaan Bezuidenhout⁣ | 65 |

| Sepp Straka and Taylor Pendrith | 65 |

| Sam Burns and Billy Horschel | 65 |

| Seamus Power and Jon Rahm | ​65⁣ |

|​ Jason Day and Cameron Smith | 66 |

| Tyrrell ‌Hatton and Sergio Garcia | 66 |

| Rory⁣ McIlroy‍ and Shane Lowry | ⁢67 |

| Jon Rahm and Ryan⁢ Palmer | 67 |

Essential​ Guide:⁤ Unlocking the Intricacies of Round 3 at the 2024‍ Zurich Classic

Essential Guide: Unlocking the Intricacies‍ of Round 3 at the 2024 Zurich⁣ Classic

Delve deeper ⁢into the heart of the 2024 Zurich Classic as Round​ 3​ unfolds‌ before‍ our eyes. This thrilling stage of ⁣the tournament promises even more⁤ intense competition and captivating storylines.

The TPC Louisiana golf course will once again present a formidable challenge ‌to the world’s top golfers. The field,‍ boasting the⁣ likes of Jon Rahm,‌ Rory McIlroy, and Justin Thomas, will navigate ⁢the course’s strategic layout and treacherous greens, pushing themselves to the limits.

Saturday’s play will offer a crucial opportunity⁣ for teams to make their mark in the standings.⁤ With the pressure mounting and the path to victory becoming clearer, expect to witness moments of brilliance and tactical decisions that could shape the outcome of the tournament.

Tune In: Channels and Streaming Options ⁣to Catch Round 3 of the⁢ 2024 Zurich Classic

Tune In: Channels and Streaming Options to⁤ Catch Round 3 of the⁢ 2024 Zurich Classic
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Catch all the action from ⁣Round 3 of the 2024 Zurich Classic of New ⁤Orleans! Whether you prefer watching on TV or streaming online, we’ve got you covered.

TV⁤ Channels

  • Golf⁢ Channel: The Golf Channel ​will provide exclusive live coverage of Round 3 from 9:00 ​AM ​to 4:30 PM ET.

Streaming Options

  • ESPN+: ESPN+ will offer live streaming coverage of Round‍ 3, including‍ featured group coverage.
  • Peacock Premium: Peacock Premium subscribers can also watch ‍Round 3 live.
  • PGA Tour Live: PGA Tour Live subscribers have access​ to live streaming coverage of all four rounds of⁢ the tournament.

TV Schedule

Time (ET) Channel
9:00 ⁤AM – 4:30 PM Golf⁤ Channel
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