Watch the final round of the Grant Thornton Invitational today, Sunday 15 December, to see some of the best men's and women's pros playing together in a mixed pairs event, with various TV options, live streams, and the ability to watch from anywhere with a VPN.
Grant Thornton Invitational key information
• Date: December 13-15 2024
• Venue: Tiburon Golf Club (The Gold course), Florida
• TV channels: NBC, Golf Channel, Peacock (US) / Sky Sports (UK)
• Watch from anywhere: Try NordVPN risk-free
The official PGA Tour and LPGA Tour seasons may be over but, after last week's Hero World Challenge, the fun continues with this mixed event on The Gold course at Tiburon Golf Club in Florida.
Back for its second edition after its successful launch last year, the Grant Thornton Invitational sees 16 pairs - each comprised of a pro from the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour - battle it out over a three-day, multi-format tournament.
The 2024 Grant Thornton got underway on Friday 13 December with a Scramble, followed by a Foursome (Alternate Shot) on Saturday 14 Decembe, and will finish off with a Modified Four-Ball on Sunday 15 December.
After two rounds, Patty Tavatanakit & Jake Knapp top the Grant Thornton Invitational leaderboard at –20, followed by Jeeno Thitikul & Tom Kim at –18 and then Jennifer Kupcho & Akshay Bhatia at –17. The 2023 Grant Thornton Invitational winners Jason Day and Lydia Ko are still in the hunt to defend their title in fourth at –15.
Read on for our guide on how to watch Grant Thornton Invitational online, on TV, and from anywhere.
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While the Grant Thornton Invitational is available on subscription plans with major sports broadcasters in the US and the UK, you can get your hands on a brilliant deal... in India.
Sports streaming service Fancode has snapped up rights to a number of golf events, sometimes even showing them free of charge. You'll have to pay for the Grant Thornton Invitational, but at an outlay of ₹119 (that's $1.40), it's as close as you're going to get to a free stream.
Better still, their monthly plan is only ₹199 ($2.34), and that way you could also watch the Alfred Dunhill Championship this week at the same time.
Not in India right now? You can still watch the Grant Thornton Invitational on Fancode even if you're travelling outside the country by using a VPN – more on that below.
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Watch Grant Thornton Invitational golf in the US
In the US you can watch the Grant Thornton Invitational on Golf Channel, NBC, the NBC Sports app, and Peacock. All brands are part of the NBC stable, with the broadcaster splitting its coverage across television and online.
The main action from the final two days will be available on NBC if you're a TV viewer and on the Peacock streaming platform for an online simulcast. A Peacock subscription costs a modest $7.99 a month, or $79.99 for the full year.
Timings
• 15 December: 1pm - 2pm (Golf Channel), 2pm - 4pm (NBC / Peacock)
NBC meanwhile, is available on cable TV plans, as is the Golf Channel, which is hosting the earlier action from the final two rounds, as well as exclusive coverage of the opening day on 13 December.
Cable is where things get a little more pricey. Prices for traditional cable TV vary by location and provider, but nowadays there are plenty of good cord-cutting streaming services for cable TV.
Sling is one of then - to watch the Grant Thornton Invitational you'll need the Sling Blue package for $45 a month, plus the Sports Extra add-on for $11 on top.
Fubo is a pricier provider at $79.99, but you do get more sport, and you can get your first month nearly half price, at $44.99.
Not in the US right now? You can still watch your usual streaming service by using a VPN, such as NordVPN.
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Watch Grant Thornton Invitational golf in the UK
Golf fans in the UK can watch the Grant Thornton Invitational on Sky Sports.
The action will always be on the dedicated golf channel, Sky Sports Golf, with three hours of coverage each evening across the three days of competition.
Timings
• 15 December: 6pm - 9pm (Sky Sports Golf)
You can get Sky Sports Golf on your television by adding a Sky Sports plan to your existing TV package - prices will vary by provider. To watch online, subscribers can use the Sky Go app, while there are also a number of Sky Sports streaming plans out there. Check out Sky Sports deals and packages for today’s best prices.
Sky Sports is also available via the Now TV streaming service. Now TV’s sports package costs £34.99 a month usually, but it's currently £26 a month for six months, or £29.99 a month for the six months if you want to be able to cancel anytime. There’s also a day pass for £14.99.
If you’re a Sky Sports subscriber who’s currently outside the UK, you can still watch the coverage via streaming provided you use a VPN.
Watch Grant Thornton Invitational in Canada
In Canada, the Grant Thornton Invitational will be broadcast by TSN, which has rights to the PGA Tour in Canada.
Only the final two days of action will be shown, with Saturday's round two shown on TSN3 and Sunday's final round on TSN5.
TV packages vary by provider but if you want a Grant Thornton Invitational live stream, you can sign up to their online platform TSN+. Prices start from $8.99 a month.
Watch Grant Thornton Invitational in Australia
Golf fans in Australia can watch Grant Thornton Invitational on Fox Sports and Kayo, if they can stomach the early starts.
Fox Sports will carry TV coverage on channel 503, while Kayo Sports will offer live streaming of all three rounds.
Kayo subscriptions start at $25 a month, but there's currently a deal where you can get your first month for just $1.
Grant Thornton Invitational Pairings
1. Patty Tavatanakit & Jake Knapp –20
2. Jeeno Thitikul & Tom Kim –18
3. Jennifer Kupcho & Akshay Bhatia –17
4. Lydia Ko & Jason Day –15
T5. Andrea Lee & Max Greyserman –14
T5. Celine Boutier & Matthieu Pavon –14
T5. Brooke Henderson & Corey Conners –14
T8. Lauren Coughlin & Cameron Young –2
T8. Allisen Corpuz & Sahith Theegala –12
T10. Nelly Korda & Daniel Berger –11
T10. Maja Stark & JT. Poston –11
T12. Lilia Vu & Luke List –9
T12. Megan Khang & Matt Kuchar –9
T12. Mel Reid & Cameron Champ –9
15. Lexi Thompson & Rickie Fowler –8
16. Gabriela Ruffels & Nick Dunlap –3
Grant Thornton Invitational tee times
Final Round: Sunday, December 15
- 8.40am ET /1.40pm GMT – Thompson & Fowler / Ruffels & Dunlap
- 8.55am ET /1.55pm GMT – Vu & List / Khang & Kuchar
- 9.10am ET / 2.10pm GMT – Stark & Poston / Reid & Champ
- 9.25am ET / 2.25pm GMT – Corpuz & Theegala / Korda & Berger
- 9.40am ET / 2.40pm GMT – Henderson & Conners / Coughlin & Young
- 9.55am ET / 2.55pm GMT – Lee & Greyserman / Boutier & Pavon
- 10.10am ET / 3.10pm GMT – Kupcho & Bhatia / Ko & Day
- 10.25am ET / 3.25pm GMT – Tavatanakit & Knapp / Thitikul & Kim
Grant Thornton Invitational TV schedule
Sunday 15th December - Round Three:
• US (ET): 1pm - 2pm (Golf Channel), 2pm - 4pm (NBC / Peacock)
• Canada (ET): 2pm - 4pm (TSN)
• UK (GMT): 6pm - 9pm (Sky Sports Golf)
• India (IST): 11.30pm - 2.30am (Monday) (Fancode)
• Australia (AEDT): 5am - 8am (Monday) (Fox Sports / Kayo)
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