AIG Women’s Open Sunday 2024 TV coverage, match times: Watch

of 2024 AIG Open Women ends early Sunday morning, August 25, with the final round at The old course at St. Andrews in Scotland. Here’s what you need to know to watch Round 4 on TV or online, including full AIG Women’s Open TV coverage and match times.

How to watch the AIG Women’s Open on Sunday

Nelly Korda looked like he was headed for the history books when he birdied the 9th hole on the old course and recovered from two early Round 3 bogeys to make the back nine and open up a three-shot lead. But then she made a couple of bogeys and hit her OB round on no. 16 and stumbled home with a 40 on the back nine.

This opened up the entire leaderboard and Korda will enter the final round with two defenders of Jiyai Shin (-7), the two-time winner of this event they call “the queen of the final round”.

Also between Korda and the presidency is the reigning champion, Lilia Vu(-6), who passed through the brutal conditions of St. Andrews for 71 to take a place in the final group with Shin.

The action continues Sunday with Round 4. You can watch the third round of the AIG Women’s Open on TV via USA beginning at 7 a.m. ET on Sunday, followed by NBC at 12 p.m. ET. Below you will find more details on how to watch the final round of the 2024 AIG Open Women, including fourth round times.

How to watch the AIG Women’s Open on TV on Sunday

USA will air early televised coverage of the final round of the 2024 AIG Women’s Open from 7am-2pm ET on Sunday, followed by NBC from 12-2pm ET.

How to stream the AIG Women’s Open on TV on Sunday

The Peacock will carry the NBC broadcast from 12-2 pm ET.

2024 AIG Women’s Open fourth round (ET)

Tea no. 1

2:10 – In Kyung Kim, Momoko Osato
2.20am – Lily May Humphreys, Manon De Roey
2:30 – Wichanee Meechai, Paula Reto
2:40 – Johanna Gustavsson, Emma Spitz
2:50am – Haruka Kawasaki, Emma Grechi
03:00 – Ayaka Furue, Grace Kim
03:10 – Morgane Metraux, Shannon Tan
03:20 – Julia Lopez Ramirez, Minami Katsu
03:30 – Lee-Anne Pace, Weiwei Zhang
03:45 – Gabriella Cowley, Anne Van Dam
03:55 – Arpichaya Yubol, Narin An
04:05 – Ela Anacona, Xiyu Lin
04:15 – Bailey Tardy, Ashleigh Buhai
04:25 – Louise Rydqvist, Georgia Hall
4:35 – Shuri Sakuma, Maja Stark
4:45 – Sarah Schmelzel, Nicole Broch Estrup
4:55 – Martha Martin, Haeran Ryu
5:10 – Nasa Hataoka, Hye-Jin Choi
05:20 – Ursula Wikstrom, Alexandra Forsterling
5:30 – Se Young Kim, Kristen Gillman
5:40 – Ally Ewing, Mi Hyang Lee
5:50 – Linnea Strom, Caroline Inglis
6:00 – Nuria Iturrioz, Yui Kawamoto
6:15 – Lexi Thompson, Carlota Ciganda
6:25 – Auston Kim, Peiyun Chien
6:35 – Andrea Lee, Akie Iwai
6:45 – Celine Boutier, Amy Yang
6:55 – Rose Zhang, Angel Yin
7:05 – Stephanie Kyriacou, Alison Lee
7:20 – Leona Maguire, Nanna Koerstz Madsen
7:30 – So Mi Lee, Gaby Lopez
7:40 – Pajaree Anannarukarn, Lynn Grant
7:50 – Patty Tavatanakit, Hyo Joo Kim
08:00 – Aria Jutanugarn, Charley Hull
08:10 – Cassandra Alexander, Mao Saigo
08:25 – Lottie Woad (a), Albane Valenzuela
08:35 – Esther Henseleit, Ruoning Yin
8:45 – Jin Hee Im, Title Jeno
08:55 – Alexa Pano, Lydia
09:05 – Jenny Shin, Nelly Korda
9:15 – Lilia Vu, Jiyai Shin

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