Olympic golf competition: How to watch Round 2, live scores, TV times, more - PGA TOUR

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Golf will be featured at the 2024 Paris Olympics, with 60 male and 60 female golfers competing at Le Golf National. The men's competition is scheduled for Aug. 1-4, and the women's for Aug. 7-10. Hideki Matsuyama leads the men's event with an 8-under 63.

Keywords: Golf, 2024 Paris Olympics, Le Golf National

Source: PGA Tour

Update At: 8/2/2024

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