WATCH: LPGA star Megan Khang’s warmup to throw the first pitch at the Boston Red Sox game

Megan Khang is gearing up for the FM Championship after missing the cutline at the Women's Open Championship. The FM Championship will start on August 29 at TPC Boston. Before the event teed off in Boston, she was invited to throw the ceremonial pitch for the Boston Red Sox vs Toronto Blue Jays MLB game. A tweet of her throwing the ceremonial pitch was uploaded on X by LPGA Tour.

In the clip, the golfer is warming up to throw the first pitch of the baseball game. LPGA tagged her and said:

“It’s safe to say @megan_khang1023 (Megan Khang's X handle) is all warmed up to throw the first pitch @RedSox 💪"

Khang is wearing a Boston Red Sox shirt paired with white shorts.

Besides Megan Khang, several other celebrities threw ceremonial pitches at the MLB games. In 2024, Sahith Theegala threw the ceremonial pitch for a Houston Astros game against the New York Yankees at a Saturday match.

Another celebrity, Paige Spiranac, threw the pitch before the New York Yankees and the Milwaukee Brewers game in 2022. That was her first experience doing so in blue skinny jeans and a white top layered with a Brewers’ jersey.

---

Exploring more information about Megan Khang’s next venture at TPC Boston

Megan Khang will play at the FM Championship, which is the first LPGA event in New England since the 2004 US Women's Open. The event will have a full field of 144 players, which includes 56 LPGA winners and 45 Olympians. Some golfers who'll be seen in the field are Xiyu Lin, Celine Boutier, Hannah Green, Allisen Corpuz, Jin Young Ko, Lauren Coughlin, and Alexa Pano. Amateurs like Yana Wilson, Elizabeth Rudisil, and others will also make appearances at the event.

The prize pool will boast a whopping amount of $3.8 million, out of which a lofty share will go to the winner. The event will also provide $1000 to the women golfers who don't make it through the cutline.

Interested fans can visit SeatGeek.com to purchase tickets at $54. An inside-the-rope experience is available for $1500. Two people can walk inside the ropes during a round. Whoever misses the physical experience can stream the match through Golf Channel or Peacock.

The telecast schedule for Golf Channel is:

August 29: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

August 30: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

August 31: 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm

September 1 : 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

The telecast schedule for Peacock is:

August 29: 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm

August 30: 3:30 pm - 6:30 pm

August 31: 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm

September 1: 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

(Times in ET)