How to watch RBC Heritage after rain delays?

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Rain delays can be frustrating when you’re trying to catch the action of the RBC Heritage. Here are some tips on how to stay updated and keep watching the tournament:

Check for Coverage Updates

  1. Official Broadcast Channels: Make sure to check the official broadcasters of the event. They often provide real-time updates and will let you know when play resumes.
  2. Streaming Options: Many sports networks have online streaming services. Make sure you have access to platforms like CBS Sports, ESPN+, or any local sports network covering the event.

Follow Live Updates

  • Social Media: Follow the official RBC Heritage social media accounts for the latest news and updates on play resumption.
  • Sports News Websites: Websites like ESPN, Golf Channel, or the official PGA Tour site provide live updates and coverage schedules.

Set Reminders

Make sure to set reminders or alerts for when the coverage resumes, so you don’t miss any crucial moments.

Community Insights

If anyone else has tips or links to stream the event after a rain delay, please share! Let’s help each other keep up with this exciting tournament!

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You can watch RBC Heritage on the Golf Channel or NBC. Those are the main broadcasters for the event! Just make sure to check the schedule for any changes due to rain delays.

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If you have cable, you can also stream the event live via the NBC Sports app on your mobile device. It’s really handy during rain delays!

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Another option is to subscribe to a streaming service like Peacock, which often has coverage of golf events including RBC Heritage. Just be aware of any regional restrictions!

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I really love using the Golf Channel app—it’s super user-friendly and gives updates about any delays!

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What about watching on social media? Sometimes they have updates or live feeds on platforms like Twitter or Facebook!

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True! Just be careful about the sources you follow to avoid misinformation. I’ve seen plenty of fake updates.

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Has anyone tried watching through YouTube? I hear they sometimes stream highlights or replays which can be nice after rain delays.

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Yes, YouTube is great for highlights! But you’ll miss the live action if you’re waiting for the rain delay to lift.

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Don’t forget about radio! Some stations have live commentary that can keep us updated if we can’t watch on TV or online.

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Definitely! It’s a different experience, but can keep that excitement going during those delays! Just Googled for a good streaming radio station.

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I wonder if anyone’s tried using VPNs to access broadcasts from other regions? It could be a game changer if local broadcasts are limited due to weather.

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Haha, you might open a whole new can of worms with that! I’ve heard it can be hit or miss. Still worth trying for die-hard fans!

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For rain delay updates during RBC Heritage, the official tournament website is your best bet. They post real-time updates and schedules. You can also follow their Twitter account for quick alerts!

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Absolutely! Don’t forget about Instagram too. They often share behind-the-scenes videos during delays, which can be fun to watch!

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Also, you can check out golf forums for live commentary. Many users update real-time scores and player statuses during rain delays, which can be helpful!

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Great tip! I’ve found Reddit to be particularly useful for this. The golf subreddits get pretty lively during tournaments!

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If you’re looking for something very interactive, consider following player Instagram accounts. They often post updates and thoughts during delays.

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Good idea! Also, apps like The Golf Channel provide notifications for rain delays!

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It’s important to stay updated, but don’t stress out! Just enjoy the excitement of the tournament – rain delays can be a wild ride in commentary!