How to Watch the Boeing Classic on August 15 and 16
Golf Channel has two compact windows for the weekend finish. The tournament starts well before television, so a live leaderboard earns a place beside the remote.
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Two compact Golf Channel windows carry the weekend finish: 3 to 5 p.m. Pacific on Saturday, August 15, and 2 to 4 p.m. Pacific on Sunday, August 16. The official event schedule marks both telecasts as live. For Eastern viewers, that converts to 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday and 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Nice and tidy. The golf itself is less obedient to the television clock.
Weekend viewing card
- Saturday round start
- 10 a.m. Pacific, August 15
- Saturday TV
- Golf Channel, 3 to 5 p.m. Pacific
- Sunday round start
- 9 a.m. Pacific, August 16
- Sunday TV
- Golf Channel, 2 to 4 p.m. Pacific
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The first tee gets a five-hour head start
Saturday's second round begins at 10 a.m. Pacific, five hours before the television window. Sunday's final round starts at 9 a.m., also five hours before Golf Channel joins. A viewer who wants the shape of the full round will need a score source before the pictures arrive. GolfPost's live leaderboard was updating during play on August 15. It is the practical second screen, especially for early movement.
One screen is enough once the broadcast begins, but before then the scorecard has to carry the story, from the 10 a.m. Saturday start through the five-hour gap and again from 9 a.m. Sunday. That is the handoff. Quiet first, pictures later. That five-hour runway is enough for a contender to climb several places, for a favorite to slip, and for a viewer who turns on only at broadcast time to wonder how the afternoon acquired a plot without them.
The organizer names Golf Channel but does not list a separate streaming service on its schedule page as reviewed on August 15. That absence should not be filled with a guess. Cable, satellite and live-TV packages differ by household, so viewers should check whether their own provider carries the channel. The confirmed part is simple: Golf Channel has the listed television coverage.
Watching from beside the ropes
Both weekend gate openings are 8 a.m. Pacific. Single-day grounds tickets are listed at $20, and children 14 or younger enter free with a ticketed adult. The host course is The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, a par-72 Jack Nicklaus Signature Design. Its official address is 36005 SE Ridge Street in Snoqualmie, Washington.
Sunday adds wings, with one caveat
Taima the Hawk is scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. Pacific on August 16, before the television window begins. The organizer also lists a Boeing flyover around the end of the final round, but labels it tentative. That word matters. The reliable plan is the 2 p.m. Golf Channel start; the flyover is a possible flourish, not a promise.
The event expects play to conclude around 4 p.m. Pacific, followed by the trophy ceremony on the 18th green. That aligns the broadcast with the closing stretch, though live sport keeps its own pace. Put the leaderboard beside the screen, join Golf Channel for the finish and leave a little room for the schedule to wobble. Even the hawk gets a two-hour window.
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