ProCore Championship of 2025 ends today with the last round at Resort in California. Here’s all you need to know to see the tournament on Sunday, including the full coverage of ProCore TV championships, transmission information and round 4 times.
How to view the ProCore Championship on Sunday
Ben Griffin’s Ben Griffin Campaign has been one of the biggest stories in PGA Tour this year – and in Napa, he is looking to add another chapter. Through three rounds in ProCore, Griffin holds a lead with a stroke while seeking his third victory of the calendar year. If he hopes to add another trophy to his robe, however, he will have to hold two of the hottest names in the sport.
Jackson Koivun, an amateur who plays a collarbone for Auburn University, sits only a single blow again in three rounds as he wants to become a second amateur winning in the last two years, joining Nick Dunlap, who managed to win in six, who won in search of his sixth search, which is looking 2025 and 19 in general.
You can see the last round of the ProCore Championship on TV via Golf Channel, which will cover the air starting at 6 pm on Sunday. PGA Tour Live in ESPN+ will provide exclusive early coverage and displayed coverage of transmission groups.
Below you will find everything you need to know to see the last round of the 2025 process championship.
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How to watch on TV Sunday
Golf Channel will provide television coverage in the final round of the ProCore 2025 championship on Sunday from 6-9 afternoon.
How to broadcast Sunday online
You can broadcast the last round of the 2025 process championship through PGA Tour Live in ESPN+. NBCSPORTS.com and NBC sports app will offer a Live Golf Channel Live Simulcast for viewers with active cable reconciliation.
2025 Round of the Procore Championship 4 times (S)
Tee no. 1
10:35 AM – Tom Kim, Jim Knous
10:45 AM – Braden Thornberry, Thomas Rosenmueller
10:55 AM – David Skinns, Trevor Cone
11:05 am – Mac Meissner, Eric Cole
11:15 AM – Will Chandler, Vince Covello
11:25 AM – Peter Malnati, Byeong Hun an
11:40 AM – John Little, Tyler Watts
11:50 AM – Keith Mitchell, Chad Ramey
12:00 PM – Beau Hossler, Justin Thomas
12:10 PM – Karl Vilips, Vince Whaaley
12:20 PM – Sahith Theegala, Ricky Castillo
12:30 Afternoon – Kevin Streeelman, Max Homa
12:45 PM – Steven Fisk, Harris English
12:55 PM – Matt Kuchar, Jason Dufner
1:05 PM – Collin Morikawa, Anders Albertson
1:15 PM – Quade Cummins, Patrick Cantlay
1:25 PM – Patrick Fishburn, Isaiah Salinda
1:35 PM – Trey Mullinax, Martin Laird
1:50 PM – Singeker Brandt, Akshay Bhatia
2:00 PM – Adam Schenk, Luke List
2:10 Afternoon – Gary Woodland, Joseph Bramlett
2:20 Afternoon – Sam Burns, Taylor Montgomery
2:30 Afternoon – Power Seamus, Ben Kohles
2:40 PM РCyc̩e, Big Doug
2:55 PM – Cameron Young, Zac Blair
3:05 PM – Maverick McNealy, Mark Hubbard
3:15 PM – Greyson Sigg, Michael Thorbjornsen
3:25 PM – Davis Thompson, Troy Meritt
3:35 PM – Rico Hoey, Justin Hastings
3:45 PM – Ryo Hisatsune, Jonathan Byrd
4:00 pm – Hayden Springer, Russell Henley
4:10 Afternoon – Matt McCarty, Jj Spaun
4:20 Afternoon – Mackezie Hughes, Lanto Griffin
4:30 Afternoon – Emiliano Grillo, Austin Eckroat
4:40 PM – Garrick Higgo, Scottie Scheffler
4:50 PM – Birch’s Jackson, Ben Griffin
