How To Watch LPGA Maybank Championship 2023: TV Schedule, Ticket Info and More

LPGA’s BMW Ladies Championship came to an end this past weekend, with Australian player Minjee Lee securing a win with the tourney’s winner’s prize of $330,000. LPGA’s Taiwan Swinging Skirts was set to take place this week, but the tourney was canceled earlier this year due to some operational issues.

No need to feel bad! There is another tournament to keep you engaged. It’s the inaugural LPGA’s Maybank Championship, flaunting a roster of 78 players. In case you are planning on attending or watching the event, here’s your one-stop for all the required info. 

Quick ticketing bytes about LPGA Maybank Championship 2023

To begin with, the tournament will take place at the KLGCC — Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club, Bukit Kiara in Malaysia, and many Malaysian players are in the fray with big names like Nelly Korda, Megan Khang, Danielle Kang, Jenny Shin and many more. 

Now, if you’re planning to go see the players live in action, you can purchase the tickets available on the Maybank website. For convenience, the tickets have been divided into weekdays (from $7.93), weekend ($14.19) and season categories ($18.36). 

There are some beneficial entries also, which you can avail of if you are an avid MAE App user or a Maybank Card user. Entry for children under 12 is free. 

The Maybank website has a very descriptive terms and conditions section on its ticking page that debriefs all the users on what all to keep in mind while purchasing. In case you are looking for any specific information, head to the website to read the T&C in detail.

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Now, if your schedule is packed, and you have plans to sit with your family and enjoy the game from the comfort of your home, here’s where to watch the matchplay.

This is how to watch Maybank Championship from afar

For this tournament, LPGA’s broadcasting partners are Peacock (streaming) and Golf Channel (broadcasting). 

For the first three days, the playing hours will be from 10:00 p.m. – 3:00 a.m. (ET), while the final day will kick off at 11:00 p.m. and will go on till 4:00 a.m.

Remember it’s a no-cut event. To know what fate awaits the players, stay tuned! Who is your pick for the tournament? Do you think Nelly Korda can finally break the jinx? Do let us know in the comments section below. 

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