Xander Schauffele charged into the lead in the second round of the Olympics.
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Just 36 holes remain before they hand out medals at the men’s Olympic golf competition in Tokyo. Players will jostle for position in the third round to set themselves up for a run at the podium. Here’s what you need to know to watch the third round on TV or online.
Previewing Round 3 of the Olympics men’s golf event
Unfortunately, thunderstorms rolled into the area after Schauffele was done for the day, but not before all players could finish their second rounds. Those competitors will complete their rounds early Saturday morning in Tokyo (Friday evening in the United States), then the tee times will be set and the third round can begin.
One of the pros who still has to finish his second round is Japan’s own Hideki Matsuyama. The reigning Masters champ is six under through 16 holes in Round 2, putting him at eight under for the tournament in a tie for third. Rory McIlroy is one shot further back at seven under.
Below you will find everything you need to watch the third round.
How to watch Olympic Men’s Round 3 on TV
Golf Channel will broadcast the third round of the Olympics men’s golf competition beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET Friday night and finishing at 3 a.m. ET early Saturday morning. Golf Channel will then re-air the third round on Saturday from 7-9:30 a.m. ET.
How to stream Olympic Men’s Round 3 online
You can stream the third round Golf Channel TV coverage of the Tokyo Olympics men’s golf competition on NBCOlympics.com and golfchannel.com. Olympics highlights, documentaries and commentary can be found all day long on Peacock.
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