BMW Championship 2025: Third-round tee times, TV times, how to watch second playoff event
The BMW Championship, the PGA Tour's second playoff event, continues Saturday at Caves Valley Golf Club outside of Baltimore, Maryland.
Golf Channel, NBC and Peacock will have coverage. Here's how you can watch Round 3:
Saturday, Aug. 16
1-3PM: Golf Channel/NBC Sports app
3-6PM: NBC/Peacock
Round 3 tee times at Caves Valley
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