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How to Stream the U.S. Open LIVE
The greatest golfers in the world will be teeing off at Pinehurst No. 2 this weekend. Here’s how you can stream it all.
The U.S. Open is underway this week. The third major of the year is one of the most anticipated events in golf. The tournament attracts the greatest golfers in the world to the country’s best and most challenging courses. That’s why it’s also the hardest major to win, earning the nickname “Golf’s Toughest Test.” Even if you’re not an avid watcher of golf, you’ll find plenty to get excited about here.
How Do I Watch the Golf U.S. Open?
The U.S. Open will be live on NBC, USA, and Peacock. The action starts with featured groups coverage at 7:29a ET featuring Tiger Woods, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Will Zalatoris. You can watch the biggest stars play all day long, leading into exclusive first round coverage at 5p ET only on Peacock. You’ll also get an exclusive multi-view experience, allowing you to follow every featured group at once. Plus, keep up with all the action with U.S. Open All Access. Check out the full schedule below.
Thursday
Thursday at 7:29a ET: Round 1 Featured Group – Tiger Woods, Matt Fitzpatrick, Will Zalatoris
Thursday at 7:30a ET: U.S. Open All Access
Thursday at 7:40a ET: Round 1 Featured Group – Justin Thomas, Colin Morikawa, Brooks Koepka
Thursday at 7:51a ET: Round 1 Featured Group – Tony Finau, Ludvig Aberg, Dustin Johnson
Thursday at 8a ET: U.S. Open Multi-View
Thursday at 1:14p ET: Round 1 Featured Group – Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele
Thursday at 1:25p ET: Round 1 Featured Group – Bryson DeChambeau, Viktor Hovland, Max Homa
Thursday at 1:36p ET: Round 1 Featured Group – Jordan Spieth, Hideki Matsuyama, Jackson Suber
Thursday at 5p ET: Round 1
Thursday at 8p ET: Live from the U.S. Open
Friday
Friday at 6:30a ET: Round 2 Main Feed
Friday at 7:29a ET: Round 2 Featured Group – Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele
Friday at 7:30a ET: U.S. Open All Access
Friday at 7:40a ET: Round 2 Featured Group – Bryson DeChambeau, Viktor Hovland, Max Homa
Friday at 7:51a ET: Round 2 Featured Group – Jordan Spieth, Hideki Matsuyama, Jackson Suber
Friday at 8a ET: U.S. Open Multi-View
Friday at 1:14p ET: Round 2 Featured Group – Tiger Woods, Matt Fitzpatrick, Will Zalatoris
Friday at 1:25p ET: Round 2 Featured Group – Justin Thomas, Colin Morikawa, Brooks Koepka
Friday at 1:36p ET: Round 2 Featured Group – Tony Finau, Ludvig Aberg, Dustin Johnson
Friday at 7p ET: Round 2 Main Feed
Friday at 7p ET: Live from the U.S. Open
Saturday
Saturday at 8a ET: Live from the U.S. Open
Saturday at 9a ET: Round 3 Featured Hole
Saturday at 10a ET: U.S. Open All Access
Saturday at 10:29a ET: Round 3 Featured Group 1
Saturday at 10:39a ET: Round 3 Featured Group 2
Saturday at 11a ET: U.S. Open Multi-View
Saturday at 12p ET: Round 3
Saturday at 2p ET: Featured Group or Featured Hole
Saturday at 2:35p ET: Round 3 Featured Group 3
Saturday at 2:45p ET: Round 3 Featured Group 4
Saturday at 8p ET: Live from the U.S. Open
Sunday
Sunday at 8a ET: Live from the U.S. Open
Sunday at 8a ET: Final Round Featured Groups
Sunday at 9a ET: U.S. Open All Access
Sunday at 9:29a ET: Final Round Featured Group 1
Sunday at 9:39a ET: Final Round Featured Group 2
Sunday at 10a ET: U.S. Open Multi-View
Sunday at 12p ET: Final Round
Sunday at 1:35p ET: Final Round Featured Group 3
Sunday at 1:45p ET: Final Round Featured Group 4
Can I Stream the Whole U.S. Golf Tournament on Peacock?
Yes, you can! Even when the main feed isn’t streaming on Peacock, you can still keep up with all the action. All tournament long, you can watch featured groups and holes, plus a multi-view experience that lets you stream the most exciting shots and players LIVE.
Additionally, check out U.S. Open All Access all tournament long. This show will feature instant analysis, updates on everything that’s happening and what it means for the rest of the tournament. This will be an especially fun feed with surprise guests including pro golfers and celebrities at the tournament. Golf fans of every level are going to want to check this one out.
Why is the U.S. Open so special?
In addition to being the third major of the year, and the hardest to win, it is a true open. Anyone can qualify, theoretically at least, be they professional, amateur, or even someone who’s never picked up a club before but is somehow secretly a golf prodigy. That’s why the Monday of the week before the tournament is known as Golf’s Longest Day, when golfers at qualifying courses across the country compete for one of the remaining spots at the U.S. Open. This year, there are 16 amateur players competing.
Who Is Playing at the Golf U.S. Open?
The majors attract the best golfers in the world, and the U.S. Open is no exception. Though Jon Rahm withdrew due to injury, the field includes the top stars of the game. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is a heavy favorite to win the whole thing, but he’ll be competing against Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, and more. This being an open tournament, LIV Golf players will also be competing. Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau are sure to make some noise this weekend. Oh right, and a player by the name of Tiger Woods will be joining the field this year. He’ll be among the first golfers to tee off on Thursday, making that Featured Group one to set your alarm for.
Those are just a few of the big names that will show up. The U.S. Open is a big tournament, and there are sure to be some big surprises on the way. Maybe one of the amateurs will make a surprise appearance near the top of the leaderboard. Maybe we’ll see a wild hole-in-one or par save from the deep rough. That’s the fun of these majors. Everyone is going all out, so anything can happen, and you’ll be able to stream it all on Peacock.