The opening round of the 2024 Presidents Cup passed through the Hercules of Mother Nature. According to the predictions, the day was supposed to have thunderstorms and gusty winds, which could cause a delay in the round. But thankfully, Thursday went uninterrupted. After a successful first round, the American team led by Jim Furyk defeated the International team led by Mike Weir with a 5-0.

However, it was just the beginning. With three more rounds left for the event to conclude, what will be the fate of the players at Royal Montreal on Friday?

Friday awaits a pleasant weather at Royal Montreal

According to the AccuWeather reports, the second round’s weather will be ‘pleasant with intervals of clouds and sunshine’. The temperature will go as high as only 21 degrees, not making the day too hot. But it might also drop down to as low as 13 degrees. Even the Max UV Index will be moderate, which is 4. The winds will be blowing in from WNW at 6 km/h.

However, there might be wind gusts occasionally, coming in at a speed of 15 km/h. There are no chances of thunderstorms at the Royal Montreal Golf Club on Friday. The only concern, however, might be the 8% chance of rain that might occur. And if it does, the cloud cover might increase to 52%, which is also pretty much alright for the visibility of the players.

If you have your tickets booked for the Friday round at the Presidents Cup event, you are in for not just an action-packed day, but also a good outing with your family. With the weather so pleasant, everything just feels right. However, if you got late in the queue and could not get hold of the tickets, do not worry. You can enjoy the match from the comfort of your house.

Catch the Presidents Cup on Golf Channel

The Presidents Cup will be entirely covered by NBC Live from the first tee to the last. Additionally, you can also tune in for the pre and post-game analysis of every round. It will be featuring almost 28 hours of coverage. If you wish to catch the second round, all you need to do is tune into the Golf Channel on your television from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

For the Saturday round, NBC will be broadcasting it from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. However, it will still be accessible on the Golf Channel the hours before. For Sunday, only NBC will be featuring the live show from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Additionally, you can also catch the rounds on Peacock, NBCSports.com, and the NBC Sports App. Are you excited about the Friday round? Let us know in the comments section!