Zurich Classic 2019: Tee times for Round 3, TV schedule, live stream

The Zurich Classic is next on the 2019 PGA Tour calendar and brings a different format from the traditional tournament. 

Golfers will play in teams of two over the course of the four rounds, meaning there will be a pair of winners. The first and third rounds consist of best ball and the second and fourth are played using alternate shot. Thirty-five teams, plus ties, make the cut.

The top players from the PGA Tour priority rankings who choose to participate get a spot in the tournament. They then select a partner, who either has to have PGA Tour status or a sponsor exemption. The tournament will be played at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, Louisiana, which is outside New Orleans and has been the event's location every year since 2005.

MORE: Watch the Zurich Classic live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial)

C.T. Pan, who won the RBC Heritage last week for his first career PGA Tour victory, will be playing with Michael Kim, while Zurich Classic defending champs Billy Horschel and Scott Piercy will try for a victory for the second consecutive year.

Here is everything to know about the 2019 Zurich Classic, including the TV schedule, updated tee times and odds. You can also follow our live leaderboard for hole-by-hole updates from the tournament.

Zurich Classic TV schedule, live stream

The first two rounds Thursday and Friday will be broadcast exclusively on Golf Channel. CBS picks up coverage in most national markets Saturday and Sunday. You can also live stream the Zurich Classic by signing up for fuboTV, which offers a free seven-day trial.

Who is in the Zurich Classic field?

The tournament doesn't draw as many big names as many other events, but there are still several accomplished professionals playing, including Adam Scott and Tommy Fleetwood. They will be on a team with Jason Day and Sergio Garcia, respectively. A team of Patricks — Reed and Cantlay — are also a formidable duo. Two-time U.S. Open winner Brooks Koepka will compete with his brother, Chase. 

Tee times for Zurich Classic featured groups

Below are the Thursday tee times for the featured groups in Round 1. You can find a full list of tee times here.

What is the Zurich Classic purse

The total purse for the event is $7,500,000, with the total winners share being higher than normal since two golfers will earn the prize. In 2019, the winning team will get $1,080,800 each, which makes up $2,161,600 of the total purse.

Both the purse ($7,200,000) and winner's share ($1,036,800 each) get a slight increase from the 2018 total.

Zurich Classic betting odds

(Odds via VegasInsider)

Zurich Classic past winners

Prior to 2017, the Zurich Classic was a more standard stroke play PGA Tour tournament with a single winner. Horschel is the only golfer to win both individually and as part of a team.