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Where to watch Bank of Utah Championship: PGA schedule, more

Where to watch Bank of Utah Championship: PGA schedule, more

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PGA Tour enthusiasts⁤ looking to catch ⁤the action of the⁢ 2025 ⁢Bank of⁣ Utah Championship‌ won’t have to look far. The‍ tournament,‌ hosted at the challenging Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, ​offers ⁢a variety of ways​ to⁣ watch‌ the event. Whether you’re tracking ⁤your favorite⁢ players for⁣ live leaderboard updates ‌or simply enjoying⁣ the scenic beauty of the course,‍ here’s how ‍you can stay connected with the tournament.

Golf Channel will broadcast ⁢the⁣ live action from Thursday ​to ⁢Sunday, airing matches from 5 to 8 p.m. ET. For those who prefer ⁤to follow the‌ tournament online,⁢ PGA TOUR LIVE on the ESPN App‍ offers​ a wider ‌window-9:45 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET for all four days-letting you catch⁣ every minute‍ of competition leading ⁣up ⁤to ​the final holes. Players like Max Homa and Tony Finau will be battling it out⁤ from‌ early ​morning ⁢on, ensuring there’s plenty of content to digest‍ for golf ‌fans.

Streaming services also⁤ provide⁣ full-day video coverage and highlights ⁤on the⁢ PGA Tour’s official website.‍ Fans ​can also enjoy exclusive interviews, insider analysis, ‍and detailed ⁣coverage of featured ⁣players ‍on ⁤PGATOUR.com‌ throughout the ‍tournament. A standout feature⁣ is the ability to follow specific players‍ or groups of interest. Featured​ groups for⁤ Thursday and Friday ‌set the pace, giving golf enthusiasts the chance to tune in and see the top‍ talent in action. ​Tables can ⁢help you track these moments, allowing speedy reference for tee times⁣ and player‌ schedules. Below is a sample table⁣ to give you an idea of how you might organize ⁢your day around ⁣the‌ tournament’s ⁣main events.

Day Time Featured Groups
Thursday 10:08 a.m. Michael Brennan, Jackson ⁤Koivun, Ben James
3:03 p.m. Nick Taylor,Maverick McNealy,Max Homa
Friday 10:08 a.m. Nick Taylor,⁢ Maverick McNealy, Max Homa
3:03 p.m. Michael Brennan, Jackson Koivun,⁣ Ben James

Beyond the ⁢obvious viewing​ platforms, PGA TOUR Radio⁣ on⁢ SiriusXM and⁤ PGATOUR.com/liveaudio offer audio coverage from‍ Thursday⁢ through Sunday. These platforms provide unparalleled insight⁣ and commentary, enhancing your experience from anywhere at any time.Lastly, ​the ​Bank of Utah Championship is just one of several major PGA Tour events ⁤scheduled for the 2025 season.⁢ Fans ‍can⁢ keep ⁢track ⁤of a complete⁤ season ⁢itinerary, including other exciting championships ⁢like⁤ the ‍Tour Championship and the Players Championship, ‌to plan a year full of ​golf ‍excitement. This detailed calendar ensures you ​never miss a beat, making every event feel like an ‌unforgettable adventure.—

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