Justin Thomas is looking for his first season victory in the Valachus 2025 Championship.
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The 2025 Walpar Championship continues on Friday with the second round at Copper Course of Innisbrook Resort in Florida. Here you have everything you need to know to see the tour on Friday, including the full coverage of the TV Championship Valspar, transmission information and round 2 times.
How to see Valsspar on Friday
Bone champion twice Justin Thomas I was hoping to go down to a hot start to the Valsspar Championship on Thursday, but things did not go as planned.
Thomas Zogu his first hole, then made five ninth ninth boges to drop out of rhythm. He ended with a two-top 73, setting seven strokes after a large group of five players tied to the lead in four under.
But it’s not over yet for Thomas. Last week he only shot a 78 in round 1 Match the course record with a 62 in TPC Sawgrass Friday.
You can see the second round of the Valsspar championship on TV via Golf Channel, which will cover the air starting at 2pm on Friday. PGA Tour Live in ESPN+ will provide exclusive early coverage and cover of the emergence of the groups displayed starting at 7:30 am.
Below you will find everything you need to know to see the second round of the 2025 Valavian championship.
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How to watch on TV on Friday
Golf Channel will provide the second round of the Valsspar 2025 championship television from 2-6 ET on Friday.
How to broadcast Friday Internet
You can broadcast the second round of the 2025 Valave Championship through PGA Tour Live in ESPN+which will provide early general coverage and coverage of the groups presented starting at 7:30 am on Friday. NBCSPORTS.com and NBC sports app will offer a Live Golf Channel Live Simulcast for viewers with active cable reconciliation.
2025 Round of the Valsspar Championship 2 times (S)
Tee no. 1
7:35 AM – Nate Lashley, Mark Hubbard, David Skinns
7:46 AM – Will Zalaatoris, Adam Hadwin, Sam Ryder
7:57 AM – Kevin Tway, Ben Silverman, Sami Valimaki
8:08 AM – Camilo Villegas, Luke List, Nick Hardy
8:19 AM – Brian Campbell, Vincent Norrman, Power Seamus
8:30 AM – Mackenzie Hughes, Brandt Singeker, Zach Johnson
8:41 AM – JT Poston, Matt McCarty, Chris Gotterup
8:52 AM – Joel Dahmen, Andrew Novak, Vince Whaaley
9:03 AM – Ben Griffin, Doug Ghim
9:14 AM – Alejandro Tosti, Jesper Sveson, Luke Clanton (a)
9:25 AM – Ryan Gerard, Matteo Manasseer, Matthew Riedel
9:36 AM – Trevor Cone, Antoine Rozner, Will Chandler
9:47 AM – Quade Cummins, Braden Thornberry, Blades Brown
12:50 PM – Michael Kim, Matti Schmid, Jacob Bridgeman
1:01 PM – Ben Martin, Will Gordon, Mac Meissner
1:12 PM – Keith Mitchell, Luke Donald, Eric Cole
1:23 PM – Sepp Straka, Xander Schauffle, Adam Scott
1:34 PM – Peter Malnati, Tom Kim, Sam Burns
1:45 PM – Thomas Detry, Billy Horschel, Tommy Fleetwood
1:56 Afternoon –
2:07 PM – Joe Highsmith, Brice Garnett, Emiliano Grillo
2:18 PM – Greyson Sigg, Bronson Burgoon, Danny Walker
2:29 PM – Jackson Suber, Frankie Capan III, Nick Gabrelcik
2:40 PM – Thorbjørn Olesen, Rasmus Højgaard, Cristobal del Solar
2:51 PM – William Mouw, Jeremy Paul, Taylor Dickson
3:02 PM – Mason Andersen, Thomas Rosenmueller, Andre Chi
