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| Monday Nov 29, 2021 |
The PGA Tour announced its broadcast schedule for the 2022 portion of its wrap-around season prior to Thanksgiving. CBS will air 20 tournaments and NBC 12, while Golf Channel will broadcast six tournaments wire to wire. The biggest change will come with PGA Tour Live, which launched in 2015 but will debut with new over-the-top streaming (OTT) partner ESPN+ in 2022. Thirty-five tournaments will be available via ESPN+.
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