BMW Championship Live Stream: Watch Round 4 Online
Welcome back golf fans. It’s Sunday and that means the BMW Championship enters its final day of action. It’s been an interesting tournament so far and Saturday saw action pushed back due to rainy conditions. Moving Day saw many players shoot up the leaderboard but Sunday’s weather forecast doesn’t look great especially when it comes to more rain. As a result, the action may be pushed back.
On Sunday we have the Round 4 of the BMW Championship with Tiger Woods within the mix of many players at the top of the crowded leaderboard. The action is intense and the games are over before it even begins. One of the best shows on TV as it leaves fans wanting more once the episode ends. Like I stated above, if you are away from the TV at home you can still catch your favorite show anywhere. Just make sure you have a good connection or else you’ll be scrambling wondering what happened to your favorite contestant in your favorite show.
A friendly reminder: you need to authenticate your cable provider in order to tune into this show away from your television and outside of any cable provider apps. This is not a free stream link below but it’s provided by the network and won’t give you spam or other bad stuff. It’s also a legit stream as well.
Sunday’s round airs on the Golf Channel beginning at 12:00 PM ET before shifting over to NBC at 2 PM. Those will a cable provider can use the link below to live stream the show from any of their devices.
This is a legal and legit link that won’t put malware on your device or send you in circles. The link goes right to NBC Sports streaming service which isn’t free for everyone’s cable package. As a result, some viewers may have to pay a fee to use the stream’s link before if they want to watch the show live.
Here is where you can watch the BMW Championship live stream on Sunday.
Date: Sunday, September 9
Start Time: 12:00 p.m. (EST)
Live Stream TV: NBC Sports (Golf Channel and NBC)
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