The PGA Tour had a new villain! Earlier, it was the rain that was the cause of the disruption of the events. However, as the Jay Monahan league has been transpiring in Scotland last week for the ultimate playoffs, the heat waves have been a huge concern for the players. Swedish player Ludvig Aberg was the recent prey to the problem.

At the Saturday round, the 24-year-old phenom became a victim of nose bleeding due to high altitude. The thin mountain air gave Ludvig Aberg the problem in the first hole. However, he did not let it come his way and wiped it away. He even carded a 53-foot birdie putt and smiled through the disruption. After altitude caused trouble to one of the 50 players, will the final round now have a weather woe as well?

Sunday Round has predictions of thunderstorms

Looks like once again, the rain might be the cause of trouble for a PGA Tour event. The ultimate round of the BMW Championship is scheduled to begin on August 25. Well, the forecast says, “Periods of clouds and sun with a thunderstorm in parts of the area in the afternoon; thunderstorms can bring localized damaging wind gusts”. Scary to get on the course right?

The temperature is predicted to go as high as 29 degrees, while due to the rain, it can also drop down to 16 degrees. The wind will be blowing from the SSW at a speed of 11 kmph. While that might not be a problem, there will be wind gusts coming in at a speed of 17 kmph, which might make the conditions wild.

To add to the misery, there is an 88% possibility of rain for approximately 1.5 hours at a density of 3mm. Additionally, there is also a 31% chance of thunderstorms and a 96% cloud cover. There might be a delay or suspension in the round if the rain continues, due to inclement weather and low visibility.

Be fully prepared if you have already purchased a ticket to watch the action on Sunday live. However, you are safe if you have not. Nonetheless, you can still enjoy the match at your home.

Watch the BMW Championship on the Golf Channel

As Keegan Bradley took away the lead from Adam Scott after an outstanding Saturday round, will he be able to take the trophy? You can watch all the action live on your TV. All you need to do is tune in to Golf Channel or NBC. The former will be streaming the final round from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm, while NBC will be broadcasting it from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

If you also want to witness all the extras from the main feed, to the marquee group, through the featured holes live, you need to stream into PGA Tour Live on the ESPN+ app. It is scheduled to begin at 9:15 am. Additionally, you can also listen to the live commentary on the Radio by tuning in to SiriusXM and free at PGATOUR.con/liveaudio. Are you excited to see who makes it to the Tour Championship? Let us know who you are rooting for in the comments section below!