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Weather Forces Earlier Start for Austin Championship Final

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The final round of the 2026 Austin Championship has been moved up due to inclement weather expected on Sunday, according to Yahoo Sports.

Golf Channel will begin its Round 4 coverage at 12:30 p.m. ET, following a half-hour pregame show, as noted by Golf Channel.

Trace Crowe enters the final day holding the lead at 14 under after a strong showing on Saturday, per Golf Channel.

The 30-year-old Auburn graduate, who set a course record with a 62 in the opening round, is currently seeking his first victory on the PGA Tour, as reported by Golf Channel.

Crowe established his position atop the leaderboard following a successful birdie-birdie finish during the third round, according to Golf Channel.

He faces a crowded leaderboard that includes Sami Valmaki, Erik van Rooey, and Chad Ramey, all of whom moved into contention during the third day of play, per Yahoo Sports.

Reflecting on the competitive nature of the field, Crowe offered his perspective on the upcoming final round, “I’ve been doing this long enough to know that everyone’s really good and they’re just going to keep making birdies,” he said.

Looking ahead to his strategy for Sunday, Crowe added, “My mindset tomorrow is to go attack the day and see what it gives, but just try to play the best I can and hopefully it come out on top.”

The tournament is being held at the Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin, Texas, where players will navigate the Fazio Canyons course for the final time this week, as documented by Golf Channel.

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