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2024 3M Open: How to watch, TV coverage, streaming info, tee times

2024 3M Open: How to watch, TV coverage, streaming info, tee times

2024 3M Open: Watch, TV, Streaming, Tee Times

The 3M Open returns to TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota, from July 22-28, 2024. Follow the action live on TV on Golf Channel and PGA TOUR Live.

TV Coverage:

  • Thurs.-Sun.: Golf Channel (coverage starts at 2 PM ET daily)

Streaming:

  • PGA TOUR Live (subscription required)

Tee Times:

  • Thursday, July 25: First tee times at 7:10 AM ET
  • Friday, July 26: First tee times at 7:10 AM ET
  • Saturday, July 27: First tee times at 10:40 AM ET
  • Sunday, July 28: Final round tee times based on position (starting at 9:30 AM ET)
**Celebrating a Decade of Empowerment: Women’s Golf Day Founder Envisions a Bright Future for Women in Golf**

**Celebrating a Decade of Empowerment: Women’s Golf Day Founder Envisions a Bright Future for Women in Golf**

**LIV golfers given qualification path to The Open**
Exciting news for LIV Golf participants! They now have a fresh pathway to qualify for the prestigious Open Championship. This new opportunity not only allows these talented players to vie for a coveted spot in one of golf’s most celebrated tournaments but also heightens the anticipation for fans and competitors alike.

**As Women’s Golf Day celebrates 10 years, its founder looks forward to continued growth**
As Women’s Golf Day marks its impressive 10-year milestone, the founder reflects on the initiative’s significant role in championing women in the sport. With ambitious plans for the future, the focus is on inspiring even more female participation and nurturing inclusivity within golfing communities around the globe

3 ways to stop hitting a slice, according to a Top 100 Teacher

3 ways to stop hitting a slice, according to a Top 100 Teacher

Golfers who struggle with slicing the ball should focus on three key areas, according to Top 100 Teacher Chris Ryan. First, check your grip. A weak grip can promote slicing, so make sure your hands are positioned correctly on the club. Second, work on developing an inside-out swing path. This means swinging the club from the inside to the outside on the downswing, which will help to square the clubface at impact and reduce slicing. Finally, focus on making a more compact swing. A long, loopy swing can lead to slicing, so try to keep your swing short and controlled.