Unfortunately, the LPGA Player of the Year won’t be present! But no worries, since the 2024 LOTTE Championship boasts a very talented field, including the likes of Ayaka Furue, Brooke Henderson, and more. Not everyone, however, will be able to go in person to the Hoakalei Country Club in Oahu, Hawaii, to watch their favorite pros in action. Then what can they do? Well, the fans can just tune into their TVs.

The 12th edition of the event will kick off on November 6, Wednesday, as opposed to the usual Thursday start. It will then go on for four days and finish on November 9, Saturday, when the best golfer will be crowned the champion of the tournament. You can catch every second of the action from Golf Channel and NBC Sports Digital, as per the official LPGA Tour announcement.

The fans can watch the game on TV from 07:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. EST every day from November 6 to November 9 on Golf Channel and NBC Sports Digital. Meanwhile, the live coverage of the 2024 LOTTE Championship can also be accessed at any time through golfchannel.com, NBCSports.com, and the NBC Sports app.

When it comes to countries without a TV broadcast partner such as NBC Sports, then do not worry, for you can also catch every news and tournament action through live streaming of LPGA broadcasts. You just have to tune in to the official international broadcast partner to access the same (Fox Sports for Australia, Golf Channel for Canada, & more).

There is also another way to watch not just the 2024 LOTTE Championship but every LPGA tournament that takes place each week. How? To do that, you just need to download the WatchSports app, through which you can catch all weekly airtimes of the women’s circuit. Well, with so many options to watch the game, it seems Brooke Henderson will have to up her game if she is to clinch her first win of 2024.

Brooke Henderson in hopes of clinching the 2024 LOTTE Championship title

She was ranked at No. 12 at the start of the year. However, a string of unfortunate near misses and not-so-impressive performances pushed her down to the 25th spot on the Rolex World Golf Rankings, where she is currently placed. Although Henderson has raked in as many as eight top-10 finishes, she hasn’t managed to claim a win this season at all.

Her best of 2024 came back in the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions and the Chevron Championship, both of which the golfer finished T3. And she would be hopeful of ending her unfortunate streak with a win at the LOTTE Championship, the same event in which she clinched two of her 13 LPGA Tour wins back in 2018 and 2019. But will she be able to do it? Fingers crossed for the athlete!