How to Watch the 2021-22 PGA Tour
The 2021-22 PGA Tour is hot, seeing records break, repeat wins and new players rise to the top. No doubt the remainder of the 2021-22 PGA Tour season will stay hot, exciting and with incredible finishes. Seasoned veterans like Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth clash with newcomers Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns and Cameron Smith.
Many people think the only way to watch the PGA Tour is by subscribing to Golf Channel as part of a cable or satellite package. Well, it couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, every 2021-22 PGA Tour Event can be watched without cable or satellite. And, out of 50 events, 34 can be watched on live TV with an HD Antenna for FREE. The other 16 events require a Golf Channel subscription, but streaming with the right streaming package can cost as little as $46/ month.
Read more to know:
- The remaining 2021-22 PGA Tour broadcast TV schedule.
- Why a whole-home outdoor HD antenna.
- The best way to watch the PGA Tour.
2021-22 PGA Tour TV Schedule
With twelve (12) tournaments remaining in the 2021-22 PGA Tour Season including the three-event FedEx Cup Playoff Series, there’s lots of exciting golf to watch. Out of 200 competing golfers, only the top 125 earn their PGA Tour Card for the next season. The remaining 75 will battle it out on the Korn Ferry Tour’s Final Series, with only 25 PGA Tour Cards to be issued.
| Event Date | Tournament Name | Channels |
|---|---|---|
| June 23 – 26 | Travelers Championship | CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| June 30 – July 3 | John Deere Classic | CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| July 7 – 10 | Barbasol Championship | Golf Channel |
| July 7 – 10 | Genesis Scottish Open | CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| July 14 – 17 | Barracuda Championship | Golf Channel |
| July 14 – 17 | The Open Championship at St. Andrews Links | TBD |
| July 21 – 24 | 3M Open | CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| July 28 – 31 | Rocket Mortgage Classic | CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| August 4 – 7 | Wyndham Championship | CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| August 11 – 14 | FedEx St. Jude Championship | NBC, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| August 18 – 21 | BMW Championship | NBC, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
| August 25 – 28 | TOUR Championship | NBC, Golf Channel, ESPN+ |
Why a whole-home HD antenna
In 2021, more than 5.7 million people in the US cut the cord from cable and satellite. Only about half replaced cable with a streaming service provider. The value of incorporating an HD antenna is clear but many consumers struggle with indoor antennas and failure to properly configure the antenna. A properly configured HD Antenna can save more than $60/ month, just for local channels. Learn more about whole-home TV options.
Get guaranteed reception and maximum coverage of channels with an outdoor HD antenna installed from StreamWise Solutions. Selecting and properly installing and configuring an outdoor HD antenna requires the technical expertise, tools and knowledge to do it right the first time. An HD Antenna can also help you save for years into the future.
- 70-90+ local channels are broadcast free, forever
- Highest HD quality, no compression required
- No contracts, no hidden fees, no price increases
- Next-Gen TV enabled with ATSC 3.0 capability
Conclusion: The best way to watch every 2021-22 PGA Tour event.
Every 2021-22 PGA Tour event can be enjoyed without the high-cost and burden of cable or satellite. GolfChannel can be streamed via Sling TV for as little as $46/ month, with no contract. And packages include more than 60 other cable channels. CBS and NBC broadcasts can be watched in the highest quality HD live for as little as $0/ month. And, the best way to watch while saving is with an integrated whole-home antenna + streaming solution.
- Get 70-90+ local channels free for life, and in the best HD quality.
- Optimize your whole-home Wi-Fi to eliminate buffering issues.
- Enjoy the same TV experience on every TV in the house.
- Avoid stream stacking from our expert insights.
- Reduce your cost of internet and avoid data caps.
- No contracts, no hidden fees.
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