Saturday’s third round of the 2025 Procore Championship will be carried live for viewers following the weekend push for the title, with complete television and streaming options lined up. Early featured-group coverage is slated to air on Golf Channel, while full live streaming will be available via ESPN+; detailed tee times, featured pairings and broadcast windows are provided below to help fans plan their viewing.
Live broadcast windows and streaming partners for Saturday’s penultimate round
Live coverage for Saturday’s penultimate round will again be split between linear television and digital platforms, with Golf Channel providing the early windows and ESPN+ carrying comprehensive streaming coverage. broadcast producers plan staggered windows to capture early leaders, afternoon featured groups and the late-day run toward Sunday’s final pairing. International feeds will be managed through regional rights partners and the PGA Tour’s digital distribution on ESPN+ where available.
Key domestic windows (Eastern Time) are expected to include:
- Morning tee shots: 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. ET (early featured groups, Golf Channel)
- Afternoon stretch: 11:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET (extended coverage, Golf Channel/ESPN+)
- Late round/lead chase: 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. ET (primetime focus; full streaming feeds on ESPN+)
Streaming viewers should expect multiple simultaneous feeds on ESPN+, including the primary broadcast and at least one alternate channel for featured holes and group-specific coverage. Subscriptions to ESPN+ will provide full live access in the U.S.; viewers outside domestic territories should consult local listings or the PGA Tour’s international partners.Note that blackout restrictions can apply for certain packaged rights – check your platform before tee time.
Producers will prioritize the leaderboard and high-profile pairings as Saturday evolves. Look for:
- Leader coverage: continuous camera rotation on the top three groups
- Feature groups: extended hole-by-hole packages for marquee duos
- Shot-by-shot feeds: alternate-stream options for the final stretch
Expect on-course reporters to offer live swing and weather updates during commercial breaks and transitions.
| Platform | Access | Typical window (ET) |
|---|---|---|
| Golf Channel | Cable / Satellite | 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. |
| ESPN+ | Subscription stream | 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. (multi-feed) |
| International partners | Regional networks / streams | Varies by territory |
Broadcasters warn viewers to confirm local start times and channel availability; the weekend’s windows are designed to deliver continuous coverage as leaders consolidate their positions heading into sunday.
Featured groups,tee-time analysis and how to follow top contenders on air
Saturday’s spotlight falls on three feature pairings that could decide the Procore Championship. The 54‑hole leader tees off in the late morning wave, flanked by a long‑hitting contender and a steady bogey‑fighter – all names to watch as the leaderboard tightens into Round 3.
Course conditions promise to shape outcomes: softer greens early favor approach play, while an afternoon breeze will test ball‑striking and strategy. Key watch items include:
- Morning groups (8:00-11:30) – scoring opportunities before the wind rises.
- Midday waves (11:30-14:00) – potential leaderboard swings as pin positions bite.
- Final pairs (after 14:00) – clutch putting and course management under pressure.
Crowd and broadcast coverage will be tight; the main broadcast and streaming partners will rotate between featured tees and the final stretch. Tune in to follow commentators’ hole‑by‑hole analysis, shot tracer replays and on‑course reports. For live options, check:
- Golf Channel – national telecast windows
- Peacock/stream – full‑day streaming feed
- On‑course audio – highlight channels and apps
| Contender | Tee time | TV Window |
|---|---|---|
| 54‑hole leader | 10:42 AM | 11:00 AM-1:00 PM |
| Big hitter | 12:10 PM | 2:30 PM-4:00 PM |
| Steady veteran | 2:06 PM | 4:00 PM-6:00 PM |
Use the table above to plan viewing – producers will jump to pivotal holes, so note each contender’s broadcast window for live action.
Final viewing tips: monitor the leaderboard between groups, watch the signature par‑3 and closing par‑4 for momentum shifts, and follow on‑course reporters for immediate reaction. Expect the telecast to concentrate on decisive holes and late‑round drama as contenders chase the weekend title.
What the broadcast will focus on: key holes, strategy and expected leaderboard pivots
The broadcast will hone in on how the course is set up to create scoring volatility on Saturday, with commentators framing every risk-reward decision as a potential leaderboard swing. Expect repeated analysis of tee-shot strategy into firm fairways, the way approach shots will play into elevated greens, and how par-5s could transform chasers into contenders. **Live graphics** will regularly show option lines and reveal where conservative play protects a lead versus where aggression is required to catch up.
Three holes are likely to dominate the telecast for their outsized impact on scoring and drama: a reachable par-5 that invites risk, a narrow par-4 with a treacherous green complex, and an island-adjacent closing hole that has already produced late-round fireworks. Broadcasters will use a compact reference table to orient viewers during swing moments:
| Hole | Par | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Par-5 6th | 5 | Birdie chance; risk off tee rewards big swings |
| Par-4 12th | 4 | Narrow fairway, penal green – bogey warning |
| Par-4 18th | 4 | Finishing hole forces choices – playoff or collapse |
Analysts will break down how players should approach the day, parsing wind, pin placements and tee placements into a short checklist for viewers. Key discussion points expected on air include:
- Tee strategy: when to bite with driver vs. lay up
- Green management: attacking pins on the front vs. playing safe to the middle
- Short-game emphasis: scramble rates that separate leaders from the pack
the telecast will repeatedly identify moments most likely to flip the leaderboard: aggressive plays on the reachable par-5, a swing of bogeys through the mid-afternoon stretch, and drama on the 18th where a single stroke can create a new leader. Producers will cue replays and mic up players in the tight groups to capture emotional pivots; expect the booth to single out **leaders** who must defend and the bold **chasers** who will force errors. Those narrative threads will shape Saturday’s storylines from first broadcast window to final putt.
Step-by-step streaming setup and subscription tips for ESPN Plus and Golf Channel access
The quickest way to guarantee live access on Saturday is to confirm account credentials and active packages at least 24 hours ahead of Round 3. Check that your **ESPN+ subscription is active** and that your login is linked to the ESPN app on the device you plan to use. If you rely on the Golf Channel, verify whether it’s included with your cable/satellite login or through a streaming TV service; **confirm channel availability** in your region and note blackout restrictions that may apply to major events.
Follow this practical, step-by-step checklist before tee time:
- Update apps: Ensure ESPN, ESPN+, and your streaming-app (e.g., Sling, youtube TV) are updated to the latest version.
- Sign in: Log into the ESPN app and the Golf channel app (or your TV provider) and confirm you can access live channels in the app’s guide.
- Device test: Run a short live stream test on the same device – smart TV, Roku, Apple TV, or mobile – you’ll use on Saturday.
These steps cut down the risk of last-minute interruptions and give time to address authentication issues with providers.
Subscription strategy matters: if you subscribe to ESPN+ only, you’ll get the tournament’s featured streams but may need a TV provider or streaming-TV package for Golf Channel’s full linear coverage. Consider these tips: **look for bundled offers**, evaluate short-term trials from streaming services for one-week access, and verify simultaneous-stream limits if you plan to share access within a household. Keep your payment method current to avoid automatic service lapses on match day.
When problems arise,use this rapid troubleshooting list to restore service quickly:
- Restart the device and router.
- Clear app cache or reinstall the app.
- Check wired vs. Wi‑Fi: a wired connection often stabilizes live streams.
- Confirm your internet speed; aim for at least 8 Mbps for steady HD viewing.
If issues persist, have your provider’s support line and ESPN account email handy to expedite verification.
| Access Method | What You Get | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| ESPN+ (standalone) | Featured streams, on-demand highlights | Cord-cutters wanting extras |
| Cable/TV Provider + Golf Channel | Full linear coverage, local commentary | Traditional viewers seeking complete broadcast |
| Streaming TV Services | Golf Channel + ESPN via bundle options | Adaptability and multi-device streaming |
Choose the route that matches your viewing habits, test it early, and keep these contingency checks in your notes for Saturday’s Round 3 coverage.
International viewing options, blackout rules and how to avoid disrupted coverage
Domestic and international broadcast rights vary: U.S. viewers should check their local sports networks and the official tour app for live feeds, while international audiences will typically find coverage on regional partners such as Sky/Eurosport, DAZN or local broadcasters. Confirm your provider’s lineup before tee time to avoid surprises.
Live streaming is available through official league and network platforms; most require a subscription and sign-in. Pay attention to app-specific windows-some carriers stream early coverage while others hold exclusive rights for feature groups or final-round feeds,affecting what’s available live.
Blackout and territorial restrictions remain in effect.In-market exclusivity can block the tour’s direct stream; check local rights and blackout windows below:
| Region | Primary Broadcast | Typical Blackout Note |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Network + Tour App | Local network exclusives may blackout app stream |
| United Kingdom | Sky/Eurosport | streaming limited to rights-holder platforms |
| rest of World | DAZN/Local Partners | Varies by territory; check listings |
Practical tips to avoid disrupted coverage:
- Update the broadcast app and your device before play begins.
- Use a wired or strong Wi‑Fi connection and close background apps that consume bandwidth.
- Have backup options: tune to local radio feeds, the tournament’s social channels for live clips, or a secondary stream from your rights-holder.
If you encounter a blackout or technical failure, don’t assume the worst: check the tournament’s official site and your provider’s outage page, try the network’s web player, or contact support for a refresh or temporary workaround. For guaranteed access,confirm subscription status and regional rights well ahead of round 3.
Fantasy and betting recommendations based on broadcast insights and in-play signals
Television coverage provides a live pulse that can reshape fantasy rosters and betting lines in real time. Commentators’ emphasis on changing wind patterns, hole locations and course softness often precedes statistical shifts on leaderboards – **tune to the lead group and weather briefs** for the fastest actionable intel.
For fantasy managers, prioritize players whose tee times align with favorable conditions shown on broadcast forecasts and on-course interviews. Consider these swift plays:
- Swap captaincy to late-afternoon starters if forecasts lighten and TV evidence shows improved scoring windows.
- Target short-game specialists when coverage highlights soft greens or tucked pins.
- Increase exposure to teammates in the same group when commentators note a player finding form – momentum often carries through the pairing.
In-play signals are measurable and mappable to decisions. The table below ties common live indicators seen on broadcasts to prompt actions for fantasy and live markets.
| Signal | What it Indicates | Quick Action |
|---|---|---|
| Improved Strokes Gained (recent holes) | Player gaining momentum | increase fantasy shares / small live bet |
| TV shows calmer wind | Scoring likely to improve | Consider aggressive captain choices |
| Commentator flags putting touch | Short-term putting streak | Target birdie/round props |
When placing live wagers, keep stakes measured and react to corroborated signals rather than hype. Smart moves include **hedging partial positions** after a big swing,using small head-to-heads or hole-by-hole props,and backing players only after TV data (wind read,pin map) aligns with statistical feeds.
Editors note: broadcasters accelerate details flow but can also amplify narratives.Always **manage risk**, set predefined limits and use TV insights as confirmation of data-driven strategies rather than sole justification for large wagers.
Q&A
Q: What is this guide about?
A: This Q&A explains how to watch Saturday’s round 3 of the 2025 Procore Championship on TV and via streaming, and where to find tee times, featured groups and live updates.
Q: Which broadcasters will carry round 3?
A: Early-round television coverage will air on Golf Channel, with full live streaming available on ESPN+. Viewers should consult local listings and the tournament’s official channels for any last‑minute changes.
Q: When does Saturday coverage start?
A: Exact broadcast windows vary by week and are set by the tournament and broadcasters.Early coverage typically begins with morning groups on Golf Channel; later national windows and streaming schedules will be posted by the tournament and networks. Check Golf Channel, ESPN+ and the Procore Championship’s official site for the confirmed start times.
Q: How can I stream Round 3 live?
A: Round 3 will be available to stream in full via ESPN+. Subscribers can watch on the ESPN app and ESPN.com. Non‑subscribers should visit the ESPN+ sign‑up page or check the tournament’s streaming partners for access options.
Q: Where can I find tee times and featured groups for Saturday?
A: Tee times and featured groups are finalized after Friday’s pairings are set. The tournament’s official website and the PGA Tour (or tournament organizer) will post updated tee sheets and featured groups; broadcasters typically highlight the day’s marquee pairings in their pre‑game programming.
Q: will there be any blackout restrictions or regional differences?
A: Regional broadcast windows and blackout rules can apply, especially for network coverage. Streaming on ESPN+ generally provides broader access, but blackout rules may still apply in some markets. Confirm availability in your area via ESPN+ and local TV listings.Q: How can I follow live scores and highlights if I can’t watch?
A: Live scoring, hole‑by‑hole updates and highlights are available on the tournament’s official scoreboard, the PGA Tour scoring app/site and through sports news outlets and social channels for Golf Channel and ESPN.
Q: Who are the commentators and analysts for the broadcast?
A: Networks typically announce commentary teams in advance of the weekend. Expect Golf channel and ESPN talent to lead early coverage and studio analysts to provide updates throughout the day. Check network press releases or the tournament’s media page for the official lineup.Q: Are there international viewing options?
A: International rights vary by country. overseas viewers should consult local sports broadcasters or use ESPN+ international partners where available. The tournament’s media relations team can provide a list of international broadcast partners.
Q: Where can I get the most up‑to‑date information?
A: For the latest start times, broadcast windows, pairings and streaming information, follow the Procore Championship’s official website and social accounts, and monitor Golf Channel and ESPN+ announcements. A preview of TV coverage for earlier rounds was published by GolfLessonsChannel (see tournament preview and coverage notes).Note: Broadcast schedules and pairings are subject to change. Confirm details with official tournament and network sources before Saturday’s coverage.
Coverage of Round 3 of the 2025 Procore Championship begins Saturday morning on Golf Channel, with later windows airing on NBC and live streaming via Peacock. Tune in for pivotal leaderboard shifts and late-day charge storylines; full tee times and live scoring are available on the tournament’s official site.
