Senior PGA Championship Stunner: Legends Clash in Dramatic Final Round—Live Scores & Streaming Guide

Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland, is delivering major-championship drama as the 85th Senior PGA Championship heads into its decisive stretch, with 2009 Masters champion Ángel Cabrera setting the pace at eight-under par after 54 holes. A logjam of proven winners—Thomas Bjørn, Padraig Harrington, Stewart Cink, Retief Goosen and Vijay Singh—sits within two shots, ensuring a Sunday shoot-out on Congressional’s redesigned Blue Course, which is hosting the senior major for the first time May 22-25, 2025. Key storylines to watch • Cabrera’s comeback: The Argentine, playing his first PGA TOUR Champions season, carded a closing 69 on Saturday and leads in just his fifth start. A victory would give him majors on both the regular and senior circuits. • International chase pack: Europe’s Bjørn (-7) and Harrington (-7) are relying on elite ball-striking, while Australia’s Cameron Percy (-5) credits windy Melbourne roots for his comfort in the swirling conditions. • Singh’s resurgence: The 62-year-old Fijian missed the Masters and PGA Championship with injury but has averaged 305 yards off the tee this week and ranks first in greens hit, positioning him at four-under and very much in the hunt. • Congressional’s challenge: Andrew Green’s renovation restored classical angles and expanded green complexes; players call the new surfaces “the most demanding on the senior schedule,” amplifying the premium on proximity. How to follow • TV/Streaming: Golf Channel carries final-round coverage from 1-4 p.m. ET, with Peacock simulcast; PGA TOUR Champions Live’s featured-group stream begins at 10 a.m. • Tickets & parking: Limited Sunday grounds passes remain via the championship website, with spectators directed to the Westfield Montgomery Mall shuttle lots after the Lot C closure. Course stats & weather Through three rounds the par-72 layout is playing 73.4, with only 29 of 156 players under par. Sunday’s forecast calls for 10-mph easterly winds and highs near 78°F—prime scoring conditions if competitors can solve lightning-quick bentgrass greens. What’s at stake Alongside the Alfred S. Bourne Trophy and a $630,000 first-place check, the winner secures a five-year exemption into the U.S. Senior Open and a ticket to next year’s Players Championship on PGA TOUR Champions. Search-friendly recap Senior PGA Championship leaderboard, Congressional Country Club results, Cabrera leads, Harrington chase, Singh comeback, how to watch live, Sunday tee times, course renovation—everything fans need before the final round of the 2025 Senior PGA Championship.