The DP World Tour is coming off a high! The Italian Open 2024 saw the German star Marcel Siem emerge victorious after a thrilling playoff. Now, the Tour is at the Golfclub München Eichenried in Munich, Germany, for its next action-packed week at the 2024 BMW International Open. (July 4-7)

After the second round, the Scottish pro, Ewen Ferguson, is leading the charge in the field of 155 players. Ferguson has scored a 13-under 131 with under-par scores in both rounds (67 and 64). And now, come Saturday, fans will have to wait a little longer than usual to see what he has in store.

The BMW International Open’s third round will take place in the trios due to a severe weather warning for Saturday afternoon. Moreover, the round will take place between two tees (tee 1 and tee 10). The round will begin at 7:40 a.m. CET, with the trio of Scott Jamieson, Luke Donald, and Jannik De Bruyn at tee 10, and the only group of two in the field, the pair of Casey Jarvis and Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, at tee 1. Ferguson himself will be the last to tee off at 09:30 CET.

Tee 10 (ALL TIMES IN CET)

TEE 1 (ALL TIMES IN CET)

Notably, LIV star Patrick Reed is on the field too. Earlier this year, he performed exceptionally well in the Masters, achieving a T12 finish. Since then, he’s even found a 3rd place finish on the Saudi Tour (at LIV Golf Houston). Last week too, he managed a top-30 finish on the Tour, at the Italian Open (T29). Now, once again, he seems to be all set for a top finish. Currently, he sits at T3 with a remarkable 8-under 136 after two rounds.

How can you enjoy the 2024 BMW International Open live?

If you live in the United States, it will be challenging to go to the European continent in order to watch a golf tournament. But fear not, you will be able to witness the magic of your favorite golfers while relaxing at home, as the golf channel will air the remaining rounds of the BMW International Open just like the initial two rounds. The Saturday round will be televised from 7:30 a.m. to noon ET, and for the final round, you will have to tune in from 7:00 a.m. to noon ET. US viewers have another option to stream the event live on Directv.

For the golf fans who live in Britain, how can they watch the German tournament? British fans can turn to their trusted golf broadcasting service, Sky Sports Golf, which will broadcast the Saturday round from 12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. BST and the Sunday round from noon to 5:00 p.m. BST. Broadcasters such as VOOsport World and Play Sport Golf will also air the event on the European continent. Asians can rely on popular channels, such as Golf Channel and Hub Sports, to watch the event, while Middle Eastern and African natives can witness the German event on channels like GolfLife and SuperSport Golf. Fox Sports and Sky Sports will charge with broadcasting the event in Oceania.

So there you go. One way or another, you can definitely catch the event live and watch the golfers bring out their magic over this weekend! As for who’ll grab the win? Tune in to find out.