2024 Tour Championship TV Schedule, Where to Watch FedEx Cup Playoffs Live Stream, Channels, Radio

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2024 Tour Championship broadcast schedule, channel, where to watch FedEx Cup Playoffs coverage, live stream

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For the third straight season, Scottie Scheffler entered the Tour Championship with an inside track to win the FedEx Cup. For the first time, he pushed his lead significantly after 18 holes and held it through three rounds at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele were hot on Scheffler’s heels heading into the weekend, although only Morikawa was now in position to attack as the final 18 holes began on Sunday.

With the newly restored East Lake Golf Club and a hungry chasing pack nipping at its heels, the season-long race will not be handed to Scheffler, who blew a six-shot lead in the fourth round at this event in 2022 to lose to Rory McIlroy. Morikawa trails Scheffler by five strokes as the former seeks his first win of the season while the latter attempts to complete an all-time campaign that already includes a green jacket and an Olympic gold medal.

Schauffele, with two major wins this season, St. Jude champion Hideki Matsuyama and BMW champion Keegan Bradley finished closest to Scheffler at the start of the tournament, although Morikawa had built up the most distance over the first 54 holes. McIlroy, Sahith Theegala, Wyndham Clark, Sam Burns and Adam Scott were all others chasing the money on Sunday. None, however, could compete with the world No. 1.

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