2023 PNC Championship: How To Watch, Tickets Info, TV Schedule and More

Next week, the PNC Championship returns for its 28th edition. Played for the Willie Park Trophy, the event has an enticing prize purse. The tournament will see golf giants like Nelly Korda, Tiger Woods, and John Daly pair up with their parents or children and compete against each other over the weekend.

Earlier known as the Father/Son Championship, the game showed progress in changing times, with female golfers too joining the field. Since then, it has become a celebration of golf, and family and fans eagerly look forward to it! And if you’re one such fan, here’s how you can watch the event, either live or at home.

The TV broadcast schedule for the parent-child event

Since the PNC Championship is not a regular tournament on the tour, it is unusual. The Pro-AM rounds start on Thursday, December 14, and they will be open for public viewing. The day will officially begin at 8 a.m. on the 1st and 10th tees. On Friday, a second Pro AM will be hosted with the same timing.

The game (Day 1) officially begins on Saturday at 10 a.m., and the tournament will begin on the first tee. The second round will begin at 9 a.m. on Sunday. After the round is finished, a post-round ceremony will be held directly after the play. The players who have won it twice are Bernhard Langer and his son Stefan Langer, and another was the pair of Davis Love III and his son Dru Love.

In case you are not able to visit the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Florida, you can still enjoy the exciting tournament from your home exclusively. The main rounds on Friday and Saturday will be covered by part owner, NBC.

NBC will broadcast live coverage of the first round on Sunday from 2:30 to 6:00 PM. From 12:30 to 1:30 PM on Saturday, Golf Channel will also broadcast the second and final round live. Then NBC will take over once more and exclusively broadcast the event from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Ticket details for the 2023 PNC Championship

There are a variety of tickets available for the tournament, some of which are already sold out. While tickets for Club Champions and Military Personnel are sold out, tickets for the common ground access are still available and cost $35. There is also a Pro-AM Ground Friday ticket, which costs $35. Apart from this, there are also PGA tickets that are reserved for PGA members and reserved junior tickets for junior players.

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If spectators want to enjoy a luxury watch, then they could buy the Ritz-Carlton Stay & Watch, which offers the package of enjoying one’s stay at the exclusive hotel and ground tickets from December 13–17. So, what are you waiting for? Find the best option for yourself to enjoy this rare, once-a-year phenomenon.

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