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How to Watch PGA Tour: Puntacana Championship

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On Thursday, March 25, the sixth Puntacana Championship will be held at the Corales Golf Club in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Some of the best golfers in the PGA will be competing for a $3 million purse over the course of three days, and if you want to watch the PGA Tour: Puntacana Championship live stream online, the best way to do it is by signing up for Hulu + Live TV. Here’s what you need to know.

Date: March 25 – March 28
Location: Punta Cana, La Altagracia, Dominican Republic
Course: Corales Golf Club, Puntacana Resort and Club
Purse: $3,000,000

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How to Watch PGA Tour: Puntacana Championship Online in the U.S.

Whether you’re a casual streamer or a committed cord-cutter, the best way to watch the Puntacana Championship livestream online (as well as the rest of the PGA Tour 2021 season) is with Hulu + Live TV. You probably already know that Hulu is a great platform for watching shows, but Hulu + Live TV is a complete package that brings you news and sports as well. Most importantly for PGA fans, Hulu + Live TV includes the Golf Channel, letting you stream the Puntacana Championship and other PGA Tour events right on your smart TV or another compatible device.

The Puntacana Championship is a relatively new tournament in the world of professional golf. Originally part of the Korn Ferry Tour (the PGA’s developmental tour), the Puntacana Championship officially became a PGA Tour alternate event in 2018. This is the sixth Puntacana Championship and the fourth since becoming part of the PGA Tour lineup.

Last year, the Puntacana Championship was held in September due to pandemic-related scheduling changes. Despite that delay, the tournament was elevated to full FedEx Cup point event status. The winner of the 2020 Puntacana Championship was Hudson Swafford, who finished with a score of -18 and a one-point victory margin over the runner-up, Tyler McCumber. Last year was also the first time that the champion was offered an invitation to the April Masters Tournament.

Hulu + Live TV rings in at $65 per year and gives you access to more than 65 channels of news, shows, and sports, including the Golf Channel for watching live PGA Tour events like the Puntacana Championship, the upcoming Masters Tournament, the U.S. Open, and more. For just $7 more, however ($72 per month), you can upgrade to a bundle that includes Hulu + Live TV along with Disney+ and ESPN+, which is a great deal if you want a more complete streaming package.

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