How to Watch The National Tournament presented by BMW 2023?

The National Tournament presented by BMW 2023 is a part of the Australian tour and will start the course on March 30 at the National Golf Club. Here, you will know how to watch the National Tournament presented by BMW 2023.



The tournament features some talented golf stars. David Micheluzzi will take most of the lights, as he will be performing at the event. He has been extremely successful this year, winning the NSW Open, TPS Sydney, and CKB WA PGA Championship this year.

Victorian PGA Championship winner Andrew Martin will attend the tournament, he finished 31 at the World City Championship 2023. Louis Dobbelaar will take much of the lights as the youngster has managed to win the New Zealand PGA Championship this year.

We will see players like Zach Murray, Andrew Martin, and many more here. The tournament will be played in the National Golf Club, which has a length of 6313 yards. The prize money has been announced to be $200,000.

Tournament Schedule:

  • Round 1: Thursday, March 30, 2023
  • Round 2: Friday, March 31, 2023
  • Third Round: Saturday, April 1, 2023
  • Final Round: Sunday, April 2, 2023

How to Watch The National Tournament presented by BMW 2023 on TV?

Fox Sports:

Fox Sports has brought the rights to broadcast the Australian PGA tour events on their channel, so you need to have the channel on your TV box for the broadcasting of The National Tournament presented by BMW 2023. Here is the TV broadcasting schedule of the tournament:

  • Round 3: 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm AEDT
  • Round 4: 12 noon – 5 pm AEDT



Spark Sport:

For the golf fans of New Zealand, the tournament will be shown live on Spark Sport television.

How to Live Stream the event?

Kayo:

Australian leading sports event broadcaster, Kayo will be showing The National Tournament presented by BMW 2023 on their OTT platform live. They will show the final two rounds of the event. Kayo is a premium platform, you will need to pay $25 AEDT to watch the tournament live on your streaming device.

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