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How to watch final round of Open Championship at work

By Josh Hill

Jul 19, 2015; St. Andrews, Fife, SCT; Jason Day misses a birdie putt on the 18th green during the third round of the 144th Open Championship at St. Andrews - Old Course. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports
Jul 19, 2015; St. Andrews, Fife, SCT; Jason Day misses a birdie putt on the 18th green during the third round of the 144th Open Championship at St. Andrews - Old Course. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports /
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The final round of the Open Championship is today, and the rare Monday finish could make things difficult when it comes to watching at work. 

After a weekend full of golf and rain, the British Open is about to tee off its final round, with some of the biggest names in golf at the top of the leaderboard angling for a win. It’s a rare Monday finish for the British Open, which means a lot of golf fans will be watching at work.

Irish amateur Paul Dunne has a three way share of the lead heading into Monday, sharing the lead with Aussie Jason Day and South African Louis Oosthuizen. All three golfers are 12-under entering Monday and they have heat on them from Spieth, Padraig Harrington who are 11-under and 10-under respectively.

With the rare Monday finish, the top leaders won’t be teeing off until 9:30am ET — when most of us are going to be at work. How can you watch the Open Championship at work? We have all the information you need to know right here so you don’t miss a second of the action.

Date: Monday July 20th
Start Time: 6am ET
Location: Fife, Scotland
Course: St. Andrews
TV Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: Watch ESPN App

Here’s a look at the complete tee times for the remaining golfers at St. Andrews:

All times are Eastern.

Tee TimePairings
2:45 a.m.Ryan FoxBernhard Langer
2:55 a.m.Scott ArnoldPaul Casey
3:05 a.m.Francesco MolinariThomas Aiken
3:15 a.m.Ross FisherCameron Tringale
3:25 a.m.Bernd WiebergerMark O’Meara
3:35 a.m.Billy HorschelBranden Grace
3:45 a.m.David HowellJamie Donaldson
3:55 a.m.Henrik StensonMatt Kuchar
4:05 a.m.Graeme McDowellGary Woodlan
4:15 a.m.Brett RumfordRichie Ramsay
4:30 a.m.Thongchai JaideeErnie Els
4:40 a.m.Brendon ToddLee Westwood
4:50 a.m.Russell HenleyGreg Owen
5:00 a.m.Romain Langasque (a)David Lipsky
5:10 a.m.Phil MickelsonJames Morrison
5:20 a.m.Kevin NaOliver Schniederjans (a)
5:30 a.m.Harris EnglishRafael Cabrera-Bello
5:40 a.m.Graham DeLaetJohn Senden
5:50 a.m.Luke DonaldGeoff Ogilvy
6:00 a.m.Jimmy WalkerWebb Simpson
6:15 a.m.Martin KaymerDavid Lingmerth
6:25 a.m.Andy SullivanMarcus Fraser
6:35 a.m.Ben MartinJason Dufner
6:45 a.m.Hunter MahanDavid Duval
6:55 a.m.Paul LawrieAnirban Lahiri
7:05 a.m.Matt JonesBrooks Koepka
7:15 a.m.Greg ChalmersAshley Chesters (a)
7:25 a.m.Jim FurykDustin Johnson
7:35 a.m.Marc WarrenHideki Matsuyama
7:45 a.m.Anthony WallStewart Cink
8:00 a.m.Patrick ReedRyan Palmer
8:10 a.m.Rickie FowlerSteven Bowditch
8:20 a.m.Charl SchwartzelEddie Pepperell
8:30 a.m.Danny WillettZach Johnson
8:40 a.m.Adam ScottRobert Streb
8:50 a.m.Retief GoosenJustin Rose
9:00 a.m.Sergio GarciaJordan Niebrugge (a)
9:10 a.m.Marc LeishmanPadraig Harrington
9:20 a.m.Jordan SpiethJason Day
9:30 a.m.Louis OosthuizenPaul Dunne (a)

ESPN’s coverage of the British Open will start at 6am ET and go until a winner is crowned.

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