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2021 World Tour Championship: Live stream, Race to Dubai TV schedule, golf tee times for European Tour finale

The best event of the week takes place in the uae as the european tour crowns a champion.

The best golf tournament this week is not taking place under the PGA Tour banner but rather several thousand miles away in Dubai. The European Tour's season culminates over the next few days with the DP World Tour Championship.

This year's field included Rory McIlroy, Tyrrell Hatton, Patrick Reed, Sergio Garcia, Shane Lowry, Tommy Fleetwood, Will Zalatoris, Paul Casey, Matt Fitzpatrick and the two leaders of the Race to Dubai -- Billy Horschel and Collin Morikawa. The event is tantamount to the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup as a season-long race winds down and will reward the very top players in the standings at the end of the week.

Heading into the final round on Sunday, one of the biggest names in the sport seems focused on walking away with the title in the European Tour finale as McIlroy sits atop the leaderboard at 14 under. It's a slim one-shot lead, so excitement will be high in Round 4 as McIlroy pursues the victory. 

Below is all the information you need to catch the Race to Dubai as it concludes on Sunday. 

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2022 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship streaming: How to watch online through Golf Channel, NBC Sports, Peacock apps

The 2022 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship marks the continuation of the 2022 DP World Tour (European Tour) season, and you can watch online the whole tournament from Yas Links in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. With online streams from NBC and Golf Channel, you have no excuse to miss a minute of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship action.

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Ladies European Tour: England's Rosie Davies sees hopes fade at South African Women's Open

Watch final round of South African Women's Open live on Sky Sports Golf from 11am on Sunday - Belgium's Manon de Roey leads by three strokes with English duo Rosie Davies and Gabriella Cowley six shots adrift as they pursue first Ladies European Tour victories

Saturday 27 April 2024 18:25, UK

England's Rosie Davies slipped six shots off the pace at the Investec South African Women's Open with Belgium's Manon de Roey to take a three-stroke lead into Sunday's final round.

Davies, who shared the lead after round one and trailed de Roey by just one shot after round two, carded a second successive one-under 71 and is now at eight under for the event at Erinvale Country & Golf Estate.

The 34-year-old was at 10 under for the tournament but then double bogeyed 17 and is now tied for fifth with compatriot Gabriella Cowley who, like Davies, is eying a first win on the Ladies European Tour.

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Cowley shot a five-under 67 on Saturday with the highlight an eagle three at the par-five seventh, while leader De Roey registered a six-under 66, including nine birdies, to propel herself to 14 under.

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De Roey, who reeled off four birdies in a row between 11th and 14th holes, said: "I tried to stay patient all day. I started quite strong and created chances for myself.

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"I thought it was going to be more windy and, to be honest, I prefer the wind because I can shape the ball more. But I just picked my targets and lines and tried to commit to every shot.

"I'm really looking forward to the final round. I've been playing quite solid all year with a few top-10s. I'll just keep doing what I've been doing, make some putts and we'll see what happens."

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6⃣6⃣✍️ A masterclass by Manon moves the Belgium three shots clear on -14 heading into the final day. #RaiseOurGame | #InvestecSAWomensOpen pic.twitter.com/4L7VdyMbiZ — Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) April 27, 2024

De Roey has one victory on the Ladies European Tour so far, at the 2022 Aramco Team Series - Bangkok when she beat Sweden's Johanna Gustavsson by three strokes.

Her nearest challenger in South Africa is now Ines Laklalech on 11 under, with the Moroccan recording a seven-under 65, in which she went blemish-free across her first 16 holes.

However, Laklalech then dropped two shots at the 16th, denting her hopes of overhauling De Roey on the final day and securing a second Ladies European Tour title, after the 2022 Lacoste Ladies Open de France.

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Jon Rahm can still play Ryder Cup if he does 1 thing

Jon Rahm and fellow LIV golfer Tyrrell Hatton during the 2023 Ryder Cup.

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In the days following Jon Rahm’s surprise defection to LIV Golf early last December, Rory McIlroy was already thinking Ryder Cup. He spoke so resolutely that he had to have been thinking about it for days, maybe even weeks. 

“The European Tour are going to have to rewrite the rules for Ryder Cup eligibility,” McIlroy said to SkySports’ Jamie Weir . “Like absolutely, there’s no question about that. I certainly want Jon Rahm on the next Ryder Cup team.” 

As it turns out, McIlroy was thinking a bit too far ahead. There was no need for rules changes. The DP World Tour hasn’t changed a thing about how the European RC team will be created — and hasn’t even announced qualification rules yet — but barring any surprising adjustments, Rahm and his fellow European LIV players will be eligible, so long as they follow some rules. 

How? Let us explain. 

When he made that statement, McIlroy had just competed with Rahm two months earlier at the Ryder Cup in Italy, winning the biennial event in dominant fashion over the Americans. Notably, Sergio Garcia was absent. One of the best players in the history of the Cup was not considered for a captain’s pick by Luke Donald because Garcia had surrendered his DP World Tour membership. 

The key to Garcia getting a look (among other reasons) begins and ends with this DP World Tour membership. In order to be a Ryder Cup member for Team Europe, one needs to be a DP World Tour member. For Rahm and, say, Tyrrell Hatton , it is no different. They need to maintain DP World Tour membership in 2024, which means they need to earn it in 2023. This was clear last year and was reiterated by new DPWT CEO, Guy Kinnings, in a sit-down with media in Central London Friday. 

“The reality is that until we announce the qualification process, which we don’t need to do yet as that doesn’t start for another four to five months, it’s kind of speculation,” Kinnings told members of the U.K. media , according to various reports . “But, if you look at what the qualification/eligibility criteria was for 2023, then I think there has been a slight misconception because the reality is under the current rules, if a player is European and is a member of the DP World Tour and abides by the rules as they currently are — so, if you don’t get a release, there are sanctions and if you accept those sanctions and take those penalties and work with that — there is no reason why players who’ve taken LIV membership but maintain membership with the DP World Tour could not A) qualify or B) be available for selection.”

If that sounds a bit confusing, here’s the simple answer: Jon Rahm earns a one-event suspension on the DP World Tour for every single LIV Golf event he plays. Those regulations were handed down in the summer of 2022 , when LIV Golf launched, pulling players from the PGA Tour and DP World Tour to their events without first obtaining conflicting event releases. When Rahm plays in this week’s LIV event, in Australia, he gets suspended/banned from competing in next week’s DP World Tour event, the Volvo China Open. When he competes on in Singapore next week, he’ll be suspended from competing in the next DP World Tour event, the Soudal Open, in Belgium, in late May. Each time he plays, he also incurs a fine, but Rahm has no financial constraints — we all know that . 

The real trick lies in how many DP World Tour events Rahm can then play, given these hovering suspensions. Because in order to retain membership, Rahm must compete in a minimum of four DP World Tour events this season outside of the major championships. He has thus far competed in zero. Tyrrell Hatton has competed in one, the Dubai Desert Classic, back in January. 

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“It’s not a loophole,” Kinnings told the group , according to reports , “because that’s the rules we’ve always had and those are the rules we are going to continue to apply.”

Okay then. How exactly does Rahm thread the needle here, playing in every LIV Golf event, as he has been contracted to do, earn suspensions for the succeeding week’s DPWT event, and then still compete four times before the season is finished? He’s going to have to play plenty of golf in September, but he may really want to. That’s when the DPWT heads to his homeland, Spain. 

Looking at the schedule LIV Golf has in 2024 — which still has two events that have not been announced — Rahm will likely incur suspensions for, or struggle to travel to, every DPWT event in May and June. He could find himself available for the BMW International Open in Germany the first week of July, so if you see him playing that event, know he’s taking this all very seriously. 

Even if Rahm doesn’t play that event, he’ll likely have a stretch in the fall that allows him to play the Spanish Open, the Dunhill Links Championship, the French Open and the Andalucia Masters in successive weeks, two of those events taking place in Spain. It will be prime time European golf season as the DPWT hosts the British Masters, the Irish Open and the tour’s premier event, the BMW PGA Championship, all at the beginning of September. Then the Season of Rahm could follow. If Rahm were to play well, he may even earn enough Race to Dubai points to advance to the DP World Tour playoffs in November, after LIV’s season would have likely been finished. 

So, what are golf fans supposed to think of it? 

Once again, stay patient. Rahm will no doubt be asked about his intentions for his summer schedule in the coming weeks at the PGA Championship, if not sooner. He will be a busy golfer, either way, with the Olympic Golf Competition also on his horizon. But if he wants the Ryder Cup badly enough, there’s a path for him to follow that leads all the way to Bethpage. 

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How to watch the ISPS HANDA - CHAMPIONSHIP

European Tour Productions, the DP World Tour’s in-house production company, will produce and distribute live coverage of the ISPS HANDA - CHAMPIONSHIP as the Asian Swing resumes this week.

The tournament is the second of four counting events on the Asian Swing, the third of five ‘Global Swings’ on the 2024 Race to Dubai.

Last season’s inaugural ISPS HANDA – CHAMPIONSHIP was the first regular tournament in history to be co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour and the JGTO, with Lucas Herbert overcoming Aaron Cockerill in a play-off to win.

With views of Mount Fuji offering a spectacular backdrop to this year's tournament, Taiheiyo Club Gotemba Course will play host on the DP World Tour for the first time this week, following on from last year's event at PGM Ishioka GC.

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Global Broadcast Transmission Times

Below are the listed Broadcast Transmission times for the ISPS HANDA - CHAMPIONSHIP in local time in Japan, and for the general World Feed coverage (time in BST). Find out below where to watch in your area.

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For specific broadcast timings of these territories please check your local listings.

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Leading the team are Robert Lee and Ali Whitaker.

Joining him in the commentary box is former DP World Tour winner Tony Johnstone .

Jay Townsend and Inci Mehmet will provide on-course analysis from Japan.

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