How To Watch 2024 Chevron Championship: Streaming Details, Coverage and More Explained

As the first men’s major concluded last week with the crowning of Scottie Scheffler as the 2024 Masters Champion, the golf community awaits the women’s first major of the season now! The Chevron Championship is just around the corner and well, one can already sense the competitiveness in the air.

With the practice round scheduled to begin in just a few hours at the Jack Nicklaus Course of The Club at Carlton Woods, the fans would not wish to miss out on even the slightest details of the tournament. Well, if you are going to be a spectator at the greens, the week is all set for you! But if you cannot make it, here’s how you can still be a part of the entire event from the comfort of your house.

How to watch the Chevron Championship?

The Chevron Championship will be streamed live on ESPN+. As a part of a two-year agreement, there will be more than 40 hours of featured group coverage this season. According to the part of the agreement, announced in November last year, ESPN+ will be broadcasting live feature group coverage of eight LPGA Tour tournaments in the 2024–25 season.

The featured group coverage of the championship starts on April 18, 2024, and will go on till the last day, April 21, 2024. The first two days, it is scheduled from 9 am to 8 pm, and the last two days go from 8 am to 5 pm. ESPN+ will also have a dedicated featured groups feed, which will broadcast two featured groups from the morning and afternoon waves each of the days.

The headline coverage will be done by Will Haskett and Gerina Mendoza will be giving out reports from the course. Hally Ledbetter, Chantel McCabe, and Hope Barnett will be conducting live player interviews. The announcement of the final pairings for the featured groups at the season’s first women’s major is due on April 16, 2024, after the tee times and pairings are finalized. Tune in to be a part of a championship founded by David Foster and Dinah Shore. With a purse of $5.2 million, the founders have always stayed true to their motto, which is to organize tournaments that go beyond just competing.

The Chevron Championship will support Human Progress

The Chevron Championship has been associated with the Houston community for more than a century now. The Women’s Major has the target of helping to improve human progress by spreading STEM education among children, focusing on diversity and inclusion, and ensuring women’s excellence. The Vice President of The Chevron Championship, Al Williams said, “For more than 100 years Chevron and the Houston community have been partnering together and we are thrilled to partner with organizations that are working to make our city an even better place.” 

How will this be done? Well, it has been stated that every time a golfer scores a birdie in the par-3 17th hole, $10,000 will be donated to the social investment pool. Adding to that, every ace scores $1 million in the pot. This stands as a testament that The Chevron Championship is not just a golf tournament; rather, it is actively a part of benefiting society through its conduct!