How To Watch Houston Open 2026: Live Streams & TV Details For The PGA Tour Event

Gary Woodland, a runner-up at Memorial Park Golf Course a year ago, and Nicolai Hojgaard, who's yet to win on the PGA Tour, have set up a grandstand finish for the final round of the Houston Open. With one stroke between them, they tee off at 12.55pm EDT / 5.55pm BST, alongside reigning champion Min Woo Lee. We have all the info on how to watch Houston Open 2026 online and on TV.

Former US Open champion Woodland, who recently revealed that he's suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of undergoing brain surgery to remove a benign tumour in September 2023, leads the field at 18-under after a wonderfully consistent three rounds, but Hojgaard has been gaining ground.

The 25-year-old's 62 on Friday and 63 on Saturday are the best back-to-back rounds by any player in the 78-year history of the Houston Open, which he achieved by playing with complete abandon off the tee. It's a risky approach, and a false move on Sunday could well cause him to tighten up. Not only is Hojgaard chasing a maiden PGA Tour victory, but Danish golf as a whole.

Five strokes behind Hojgaard is Lee, who has a mountain to climb if he's to become the first player in more than 20 years to retain the trophy. The Australian is tied on 12-under with Michael Thorbjornsen, while Sam Stevens and Jason Day are level-pegging on 11-under.

In this guide, Golf Monthly brings you all the details on how to watch Houston Open 2026 online, on TV, and from anywhere in the world. Scroll down for the Round 4 tee times.

US Broadcasting Schedule

All times EDT

Watch Houston Open 2026 from anywhere

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How to watch Houston Open 2026 in the US

In the US this week, TV coverage for the Houston Open is spread across ESPN Select, NBC and the Golf Channel.

PGA Tour Live is available on the ESPN Select streaming platform on all four days of the tournament. ESPN will show the main feed, as well as streams of the marquee group, and two featured groups each session.

PGA Tour Live: Sunday: 8.15am-6pm

The Golf Channel will also be showing action from the first two days. Not got cable? No problem, you can stream The Golf Channel with a cord-cutting service, such as Sling.

NBC will then take over from the Golf Channel for the latter stages of rounds 3 and 4. This will also be covered on the streaming service Peacock.

You can find the full TV schedule at the foot of the page.

Sling TV is a great way to catch all the action on Golf Channel and NBC.

To access Golf Channel and NBC, you’ll need the Sling Blue plan, plus the Sports Extra add-on. This combination gives you live coverage of the Houston Open in its entirety.

Pricing starts at around $56.99 per month for the Blue plan and Sports Extra add-on combined.

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How to watch Houston Open 2026 in the UK

Golf fans in the UK can watch the Houston Open on Sky Sports. The action will be shown on the dedicated golf channel, Sky Sports Golf, with some of the play also being shown on Sky Sports Main Event.

Prices start at £22/month for Sky Sports on top of an existing Sky TV plan, while you can also stream all the action on NOW Sports. Prices start at £14.99/day.

How to watch Houston Open 2026 in Canada

The Houston Open is being shown live on the Golf Channel and TSN in Canada. TSN+ will show Thursday and Friday's play and TSN will show action on both Saturday and Sunday.

TSN+ prices start at $8/month and rise all the way to $80 for a full annual plan.

How to watch Houston Open 2026 in Australia

Golf fans in Australia can watch the Houston Open on Fox Sports and Kayo. Fox Sports will carry TV coverage on Fox Sports 503 and Fox Sports 505, while Kayo Sports will offer live streaming of all four days.

Kayo Sports plans start at AU$30/month, though you can get a 7-day trial for just AU$1.

Houston Open Tee Times: Round 4

Times in EDT (BST)

• 8.20am (1.20pm): Garrick Higgo, Brice Garnett, Luke Clanton
• 8.30am (1.30pm): Kurt Kitayama, Kevin Roy, Matti Schmid
• 8.40am (1.40pm): Tom Hoge, Jesper Svensson, Peter Malnati
• 8.50am (1.50pm): Sungjae Im, Sam Ryder, Lee Hodges
• 9.00am (2pm): Danny Walker, Matt Kuchar, Emiliano Grillo
• 9.11am (2.11pm): Mac Meissner, Jimmy Stanger, Jeffrey Kang
• 9.22am (2.22pm): William Mouw, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Matthieu Pavon
• 9.38am (2.38pm): Rasmus Højgaard, Matt Wallace, Eric Cole
• 9.49am (2.49pm): Andrew Putnam, Davis Riley, Harry Hall
• 10am (3pm): Adrien Saddier, Ben Griffin, Sam Burns
• 10.11am (3.11pm): Keith Mitchell, Jake Knapp, Jordan Smith
• 10.22am (3.22pm): Aldrich Potgieter, Vince Whaley, Alex Smalley
• 10.33am (3.33pm): Takumi Kanaya, Shane Lowry, Chris Kirk
• 10.44am (3.44pm): Erik van Rooyen, John Parry, Harris English
• 11am (4pm): Max McGreevy, Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Karl Vilips
• 11.11am (4.11pm): Steven Fisk, Austin Eckroat, Tom Kim
• 11.22am (4.22pm): Rico Hoey, Chad Ramey, Danny Willett
• 11.33am (4.33pm): Pontus Nyholm, Denny McCarthy, Beau Hossler
• 11.44am (4.44pm): Thorbjørn Olesen, Tony Finau, Ricky Castillo
• 11.55am (4.55pm): Zecheng Dou, Jackson Suber, Michael Brennan
• 12.11pm (5.11pm): Bronson Burgoon, Stephan Jaeger, Jhonattan Vegas
• 12.22pm (5.22pm): Johnny Keefer, Adam Scott, Chris Gotterup
• 12.33pm (5.33pm): Sudarshan Yellamaraju, Paul Waring, Sahith Theegala
• 12.44pm (5.44pm): Michael Thorbjornsen, Sam Stevens, Jason Day
• 12.55pm (5.55pm): Gary Woodland, Nicolai Højgaard, Min Woo Lee

Preview

Min Woo Lee beat Scheffler and Gary Woodland by a single stroke to secure a maiden PGA Tour title a year ago, setting a new course record in the process, and he's returned to the Lone Star state to defend it.

The Houston Open, however, is consistently competitive, which may have something to do with being one of the final stops before the Masters. The past two editions of the tournament have gone down to the wire, and Vijay Singh was the last player to go back-to-back, in 2004 and 2005.

Chris Gotterup, the only player to have won multiple PGA Tour titles this season, is also in action this week, along with Rickie Fowler, a four-time top-20 finisher in 2026, Shane Lowry, whose second-place at the Cognizant Classic is one of two top-10 finishes this year, and recent Houston Open winners Stephan Jaeger and Tony Finau.

Houston Open 2026 TV Schedule

Sunday 29th March – Round Four:

US (ET): 1pm-3pm (Golf Channel), 3pm-6pm (NBC, Peacock)
UK (BST): From 1.15pm (Sky Sports Golf)
Australia (AEDT): 11pm-9am (Fox Sports 503/Kayo)
Canada (ET): From 8.15am (TSN+)