How to Watch the Zurich Classic on TV, CBS, and PGA Tour Livestream

If you are interested in golf and would like to watch the Zurich Classic, there are some options you can choose from. You can watch the tournament on Sky Sports, CBS, and the PGA Tour Livestream.

PGA Tour live streams

The Zurich Classic of New Orleans is the lone official team event on the PGA Tour. 80 two-player teams will compete in four-ball and alternate shot play. It will take place from April 21 to April 24 at the TPC Louisiana in Avondale, LA.

The Zurich Classic of New Orleans has a rich history. In 2005, it became the first major sporting event in the region to be televised after Hurricane Katrina. As a result, many PGA professionals donated their earnings to the hurricane relief effort.

Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay lead the field of players after the first round. The two shot 13-under-par on Thursday. They continue their run into the second round.

The tournament will be streamed on the PGA Tour Live website. The service offers over 200 hours of live coverage. Streaming will occur from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. ET on Thursday, Friday and Sunday.

PGA Tour Live features four feeds for each round. Each feed features a walking announcer and a booth announcer. There is also a Featured Hole of the Day.

During Round 1, three pairs of golfers made the cut. These include Jay Haas, who was the oldest player to make the cut on the PGA tour. Also, David Lipsky and Aaron Rai, who shot 67 in Round 2.

For the rest of the weekend, the PGA Tour will live stream from Golf Channel. This channel is available on cable. To watch the tournament, log in with your cable credentials.

Another option for watching the Zurich Classic is on FuboTV. Currently, this OTT streamer offers a free trial, which includes free Zurich Classic of New Orleans coverage. You can cancel your subscription at any time.

CBS or Golf Channel coverage

If you are looking to watch the 2022 Zurich Classic on TV, you'll be happy to know that both CBS and Golf Channel will be covering the event. You can watch the tournament online with either a free trial or pay-per-view option.

The PGA TOUR heads to New Orleans, Louisiana for the Zurich Classic, which will take place at the TPC Louisiana. This year, a record-breaking field will take to the course for a four-round event. There are a total of 80 teams of two vying for prize money and a spot in the final round.

Throughout the event, weather will be monitored. This will help the tournament organizers determine whether the course will be open or closed.

In addition to the tournament's four rounds, the Zurich Classic will feature alternate shot play. Teams of two will compete in foursomes on both Friday and Sunday. Each player in the pairing will take one ball to the course.

The Zurich Classic is played in alternating scoring formats: best ball in the first and third rounds, and alternate shot in the second and final round. These options will give the field an interesting mix of pairings.

The field for the Zurich Classic will feature five of the top 10 players in the world. Defending champions Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele are the favorites. Also, Scottie Scheffler, Ryan Palmer, and Billy Horschel are all expected to play in the tournament.

The 2022 Zurich Classic is also the PGA Tour's official team competition of the season. It is the only officially sanctioned team event on the Tour.

The event will be held at the TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La. The competition begins Thursday, April 21, and continues through Sunday, April 24.

Sky Sports coverage

It is no secret that the PGA Tour is a big business, and it is not surprising to learn that the coverage of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans will be provided by Sky Sports. The network has long been the home of golf in the UK and has a plethora of deals in place to keep its viewers up to date with all the action.

One of the most exciting aspects of the upcoming event is the use of a fourballs and foursomes format. 80 two-man teams will compete on alternate rounds of the tournament.

This is the first official team event on the PGA Tour since 1981. Two other teams consisting of the top 12 players on the PGA Tour will also participate in the competition.

As well as the usual suspects, the event will feature some interesting pairings. For instance, Southport's Tommy Fleetwood and former Masters champion Sergio Garcia will partner up. Other notables include the duo of Rickie Fowler and Jason Day.

Another noteworthy event is the use of a red button. This nifty trick allows fans to follow the tournament without a cable subscription. In fact, it is the most convenient option for the avid golfer.

While you wait for the event to take place, Sky Sports will be screening all five Majors on the men's and women's circuits. That includes the PGA Championship and the Presidents Cup.

With more than 100 tournaments to be screened in total, Sky Sports is sure to get fans as close to the action as possible. You can watch the competition on Sky Go and the Sky Sports Go app. There are also numerous deals for subscribers.

PGA Tour volunteer opportunities

The Zurich Classic of New Orleans, a professional golf tournament, has over 1,000 volunteers and needs about one thousand more. As a volunteer you will help make the tournament run smoothly and raise money for local charities.

One of the most important jobs at the tournament is the Walking Scorer. This person keeps score for two two-man teams. They must have a basic knowledge of golf and the physical stamina to keep up with the pace of the players.

Another key job is the ShotLink Spotter. This person must be 18 years or older and have a valid driver's license. He or she will work all day shifts outside. These people are responsible for identifying where shots can be obstructed and determining where shots are needed.

In addition to the walking scorer and spotter, there are Gallery Management Ambassadors. These ambassadors are assigned to specific holes (1-18) and ensure that guests are well-taken care of. They are also responsible for managing gallery noise and making sure the gallery is safe.

If you are interested in volunteering, visit the Zurich Classic website and submit an application. Once your application is received, you will be assigned a hole. You will be required to attend a training session.

Depending on your availability, you will be assigned to a committee. For example, you may be assigned to the Player Transportation Committee, which provides shuttle service for PGA TOUR players.

There are a variety of other volunteer positions. Aside from the two mentioned above, you can also sign up to be a Junior Course Reporter. Each day, a group of volunteers will be on the course with the Professional Group.

When things get heated on the course, volunteers must stay out of the way.

Featured groups

If you are planning to attend the Zurich Classic this year, you will not want to miss out on the featured groups. Each of the teams will be comprised of two professional players. They will play alternating shots in the morning and afternoon blocks. The team with the best score per hole will win.

Some of the players in the featured groups include Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele. These two players took home the prize last year. Not only are they the top two finishers, they also split the $2,398,700 prize.

Featured group coverage will be available on PGA Tour Live and ESPN+. Those streams will be available for all four days of the event.

You will see featured groups alternating between the first and tenth holes in the morning and afternoon blocks. This will give you a look at the best ball from the different teams. Similarly, you will see teams alternate between foursomes and four-ball in the second and fourth rounds.

Another Featured Group will feature three top ranked players. Shane Lowry will team up with Ian Poulter. During this time, you will have a look at every shot from the group.

A third group will feature Bubba Watson and Harold Varner III. They are playing together after their recent victory at Augusta National. Their performance in the Masters has helped them earn an exemption on the PGA Tour.

In total, there will be eighteen different featured groups. Whether you are watching in person or online, you will have a chance to watch each of the top professionals in the world compete.

Unlike other PGA Tour tournaments, the Zurich Classic is a team event. It features foursomes and four-ball on the first and third rounds, as well as an alternate shot in the afternoon.