2021 BMW Championship live coverage: How to watch Round 4 on Sunday

The scene is set for Round 4 of the 2021 BMW Championship, with what could easily become a truly grand finale on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know to watch the final round on TV or online.

Previewing BMW Championship Round 4

At one point early on Saturday afternoon, it seemed like the final round of this year’s BMW Championship was going to be something of a letdown in the drama department, with Bryson DeChambeau cakewalking to the win and the top spot in the FedEx Cup ranking.

DeChambeau started his third round on a roll, going five under over the first five holes, thanks mostly to back-to-back eagles at the 4 and 5. DeChambeau had reached 23 under at one point on Saturday, but a bogey-double bogey stretch on the back cost him another historic round. By sundown, Bryson had recorded a respectable 67 to tie for the lead with Patrick Cantlay at 21 under.

Those two will face off on Sunday for a trip to the winner’s circle and first place in the standings beginning at 1:55 p.m. ET.

Below you will find everything you need to watch the final round of the BMW Championship on Sunday.

How to watch BMW Championship Round 4 on TV

Golf Channel and NBC will share final round TV coverage of the 2021 BMW Championship. Golf Channel opens the action on Sunday from 12-2 p.m. ET, followed by the NBC broadcast from 2-6 p.m. ET.

How to stream BMW Championship Round 4 online

You can stream the final round Golf Channel TV coverage of the BMW Championship on golfchannel.com, and the NBC broadcast at NBC.com by logging in with your cable credentials. Fans can also view Featured Group coverage of the second round all day Sunday via PGA Tour Live with a subscription.

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2021 BMW Championship Round 4 tee times (All times ET)

Tee No. 1

7:30 a.m – Russell Henley
7:37 a.m – Max Homa, Collin Morikawa
7:48 a.m – Cameron Champ, Carlos Ortiz
7:59 a.m – Keegan Bradley, Billy Horschel
8:10 a.m – Keith Mitchell, Kevin Kisner
8:21 a.m – Cameron Tringale, Branden Grace
8:32 a.m – Phil Mickelson, Talor Gooch
8:43 a.m – Robert Streb, Marc Leishman
8:54 a.m – Ryan Palmer, Emiliano Grillo
9:05 a.m – Jordan Spieth, Kevin Streelman
9:16 a.m – Tom Hoge, Jhonattan Vegas
9:27 a.m – Xander Schauffele, Si Woo Kim
9:38 a.m – Chris Kirk, Joaquin Niemann
9:54 a.m – Shane Lowry, Matt Jones
10:05 a.m – Mackenzie Hughes, Harris English
10:16 a.m – Louis Oosthuizen, Harry Higgs
10:27 a.m – Patton Kizzire, Stewart Cink
10:38 a.m – Cameron Smith, Maverick McNealy
10:49 a.m – Daniel Berger, Corey Conners
11:00 a.m – Lucas Glover, Tony Finau
11:11 a.m – Brian Harman, Hideki Matsuyama
11:27 a.m – Charley Hoffman, Lee Westwood
11:38 a.m – Sebastián Muñoz, Justin Thomas
11:49 a.m – Cam Davis, Scottie Scheffler
12:00 p.m – Paul Casey, Viktor Hovland
12:11 p.m – Kevin Na, Aaron Wise
12:22 p.m – Brooks Koepka, Harold Varner
12:33 p.m – Charl Schwartzel, Jason Kokrak
12:44 p.m – Alex Noren, Webb Simpson
1:00 p.m – Erik van Rooyen, K.H. Lee
1:11 p.m – Hudson Swafford, Dustin Johnson
1:22 p.m – Sergio Garcia, Jon Rahm
1:33 p.m – Rory McIlroy, Sam Burns
1:44 p.m – Sungjae Im, Abraham Ancer
1:55 p.m – Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Cantlay

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