Just one more day to go for the finale of the 2024 Dow Championship to crown the winner. A total of 35 teams remained after the second round on Friday. All of them showcased yet another amazing display of golf on Moving Day. Now, with just a single round remaining, the tensions will surely be high as the race for the title reaches its end.

The golfers will surely aim to clinch the title of champions as well as rake in a cut of the total prize purse that is set at $3,000,000. Therefore, it is quite natural for the community to wonder when the 35 teams will tee it off on Sunday, June 30.

The final round of dueling duos at the Dow Championship

The defending champions of the Dow Championship, Elizabeth Szokol & Cheyenne Knight, already missed the cut. The rest of the field will, thus, be on the lookout to clinch the trophy for themselves, with Ally Ewing and Jennifer Kupcho leading the charge at T1. The two have registered a score of 15-under overall after the third day of play. Let us then take a look at when they will be teeing off on Sunday, as per the LPGA Tour’s official announcement.

Lexi Thompson and her last team event

Lexi Thompson is currently placed at T15 along with her teammate Brooke Henderson at the Dow Championship. The pair have put up a good score on the board at 9-under after the Saturday Foursomes. They will hope to shoot past the toppers on the scoreboard who are ahead of them by 15 strokes so that the LPGA Tour pro will be able to clinch a win on her last official team event on the women’s circuit.

“While it is never easy to say goodbye, it is indeed time,” said an emotional Lexi Thompson as she shared a video on her Instagram account. Back then, she had expressed her desire to enjoy the remainder of the year to make the goals she had set for herself come true: “I’m excited to enjoy the remainder of the year as there are still goals I want to accomplish. I will always look for ways to contribute to the sport and inspire the next generation of golfers. And of course, I look forward to a little time for myself.”

Winning the only official team event on the LPGA Tour before signing off from the game at the end of the year would surely be on her wishlist. And she does have a long day ahead of herself to clinch that dream and take the trophy for herself and Henderson.

The fans will surely rush to the course to catch a glimpse of the golfer dishing out her best on the course at the Dow Championship. However, those who are unable to do so can catch the action on Golf Channel from 12:00 P.M. to 1:00 P.M. ET and on CBS from 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.