AT&T National 2013 streaming: How to watch live online

Tiger Woods won’t be participating in Tiger Woods’ tournament due to an elbow injury, Rory McIlroy won’t be playing, either, and Justin Rose withdrew citing exhaustion after winning the U.S. Open and playing one week later in Connecticut. That leaves the world’s top three golfers out of play at Congressional. But there’s still a solid field, headlined by Masters champ Adam Scott.

Scott placed third at the AT&T National last year, three strokes off Woods and one behind Bo Van Pelt. He followed that up with a second-place finish at the British Open, although he wouldn’t crack through and win a major until Augusta. He hasn’t placed higher than 13th in three outings since, but given his strong play last year in Bethesda, he’ll be a prime contender.

A fellow Aussie is another likely prime competitor: Jason Day finished just two strokes off Rose at Merion, but is still looking for his second career PGA Tour victory. He also finished in third at the Masters and did well at Congressional last year, finishing in eighth. When Congo held the U.S. Open here in 2011, Day finished second, albeit a great distance behind McIlroy, who was in another flight that week.

After a fourth place finish at the US Open, Hunter Mahan is also one of the big names in the field. He finished eighth last year and second in 2009.

The only person in the field who has won at Congressional is K.J. Choi, who took the inaugural event in 2007. Woods has won twice, and Rose won in 2010, but neither are in the field, obviously. Nick Watney took the 2010 edition of the AT&T National, but that year the event was held at Aronimink Country Club in the Philadelphia suburbs.

Even with the top three absent, this is still the biggest event between the U.S. Open and the British Open. Here’s how to watch, whether on your television or at your computer. All TV Times below will also be the times for simulcast livestreams on both the Golf Channel and CBSSports. All times are Eastern.

Golf Channel, 1-2:30 p.m.

CBS, 3 p.m.-6 p.m.