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How to watch Day 3 & 4 of the Waste Management PHX Open 2024

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How to watch the Waste Management Phoenix Open 2024

By Sean Jackson | Last updated 2/9/24

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Starting in 1932, the Phoenix Open is one of pro golf’s most popular winter events. It features a beautiful course at TPC Scottsdale, offering fetching views of saguaro cacti and vibrant greens. After a rainy Day 1 the field will look to capitalize on soft conditions and attack tough pin placements throughout the final days of the weekend.

If you want to stream this event live without cable, we're here to help. We’ll list the channels airing the Waste Management Phoenix Open and which live TV streaming platforms are best for this event.

Where to watch WM Phoenix Open

To stream the WM Phoenix Open live, you’ll need the Golf Channel and NBC. The Golf Channel broadcasts the first two rounds on Thursday and Friday. They will also air in the morning Rounds 3 and 4 on Saturday and Sunday. Meanwhile, NBC airs Rounds three and four in the afternoons.

With this in mind, here’s a glance at which sports streaming platforms offer the channels you need:

	DIRECTV STREAM	Fubo	Hulu + Live TV	Sling TV	YouTube TV
Golf Channel	✓*	✓	✓	✓*	✓
NBC	✓	✓	✓	✓**	✓
Requires a higher tier plan or add-on *Local channels only available in select locations

Watch on DIRECTV STREAM

DIRECTV STREAM offers all the channels you need for the Phoenix Open. In the Choice package, starting from $108.99 per month plus tax, you’ll have the Golf Channel, NBC, ESPN, Fox Sports 1, and access to regional sports programming.

One of the biggest perks of the platform is that you have an unlimited recording room. Therefore, if you’re unable to sit and stream the Phoenix Open in its entirety, you can catch up on it at your leisure. DIRECTV STREAM also comes with unlimited devices streaming content at the same time–a must-have for larger households.

Watch on Fubo

If you’re an avid golf fan, Fubo is one of the best streaming platforms to have. Their base package includes a plethora of sports and entertainment channels, 1,000 hours of recording space, and 10 simultaneous streams for $79.99.

Best of all, you can stream every round of the Phoenix Open. Fubo offers both your local NBC channel and the Golf Channel, allowing you to catch every round live and in its entirety. Overall, Fubo offers the most channels in its base package to make it an enticing option to consider.

Watch on Hulu + Live TV

Hulu + Live TV starts from $75.99 for their live TV service. This includes access to 90 channels, unlimited recording space, and two streams at the same time. For just another dollar per month, you can also bundle their live TV service with on-demand content from Hulu, Disney Plus, and ESPN Plus.

If you want to stream the Phoenix Open, Hulu + Live TV is a wise way to do so. Their platform includes the Golf Channel and your local NBC. In addition, with unlimited recording space, you can record the whole tournament and rewatch your favorite highlights without fear of not having enough recording room.

Watch on Sling TV

Sling TV’s biggest flex is in its affordability. You can buy packages starting from $40 per month. Each of these packages includes over 30 channels and 50 hours of recording space. Moreover, if you select the Sling Blue’s Sports Extra package for another $11 per month, you’ll have access to the Golf Channel.

The only drawback to Sling TV is local channel availability. In some markets, you’ll be able to stream your local NBC, whereas in others, you might not. That’s why it’s ideal to check to see if the local NBC is available, or else you’ll run the risk of missing the later rounds of the Phoenix Open.

Watch on YouTube TV

YouTube TV comes with ample sports and entertainment offerings. Their base package starts from $72.99 per month plus tax, which includes unlimited recording space and over 100 channels.

Most importantly for golf fans, you’ll have your local NBC and the Golf Channel. This allows you to stream the Phoenix Open live or catch highlights when it’s convenient for your schedule. Ultimately, YouTube TV is one of the better options for golf fans, as it gives you a ticket to the action for the whole season.

WM Phoenix Open schedule 2024

The 2024 Waste Management Phoenix Open begins festivities on Saturday, February 5th for fans with a concert by Post Malone. Practice rounds begin on Monday, February 7th with the first round taking place on Thursday, February 8th. The event concludes with the final round of action on Sunday, February 11th.

Streaming the Phoenix Open is a Hole in One

Streaming the Phoenix Open is a wise choice to make. Not only can you save money relative to what cable charges, but you’re also free to cancel your streaming service anytime you want. And given some streaming platforms give you a ticket to all the action for under $80 per month, it’s as satisfying as watching a hole-in-one.

FAQ

Who is broadcasting the Phoenix Open 2024?

The Golf Channel and NBC will broadcast the Phoenix Open. The Golf Channel airs the first two rounds and the mornings of rounds three and four. NBC takes over coverage in the afternoons of rounds three and four. As such, you’ll need a streaming service like Hulu + Live TV that offers both channels.