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How to stream the Open Championship

Get the most out of a loaded tournament.

 

Ramon Ramirez

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Posted on Jul 14, 2016   Updated on May 26, 2021, 11:13 am CDT

The Open Championship is particularly loaded this year—and if you’re stateside you’ll want to track all of the proceedings in Scotland as the 145th iteration of the tournament runs its course Thursday through Sunday.

Good news is the season’s third major brings with it ample avenues to get your livestreaming fix. Here are your best bets.

If you have a major cable or satellite provider you’ll be able to watch, for the first time, a major championship from the opening shot. And it’s all simulcast online from every possible angle across varying feeds.

The same Golf Channel coverage is available to Sling TV‘s “blue extra” subscribers. Big fan flirting with a PGA Tour Live subscription? It’s a great week to try a seven-day free trial. 


Thursday, Round 1

1:30am – 4pm ET  Golf Channel simulcast livestream

1:30am – 11:30am ET — First Tee stream

3am – 1:30pm ET — Featured holes stream

4:00am ET — Marquee group stream (Jordan Spieth, Justin Rose, Shane Lowry)

9:15am ET — Marquee group stream (Zach Johnson, Adam Scott, Henrik Stenson)

3am – 1pm ET — Sirius XM PGA Tour Radio (Ch. 92/208)

Friday, Round 2

1:30am – 4pm ET — Golf Channel simulcast livestream

3am – 1:30pm ET — Featured holes stream

Saturday, Round 3

4am – 2:30pm ET — Golf Channel simulcast livestream

Sunday, Round 4

(Live TV coverage begins 4am ET on Golf Channel, then 7am – 2pm ET on NBC.)

4am – 2:30pm ET  — Golf Channel simulcast livestream

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*First Published: Jul 14, 2016, 10:01 am CDT