US Open TV Coverage 2021
Make sure you know the television broadcasting schedule for the upcoming 2021 US Open.


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Make sure you know the television broadcasting schedule for the upcoming 2021 US Open.
US Open TV Coverage 2021
Thirteen years on from Tiger Woods' famous playoff victory at the 2008 US Open (opens in new tab), the event has returned to the South Course for the 2021 US Open this week.
There are plenty of storylines heading into the event chief among which is can Phil Mickelson (opens in new tab) finally win the tournament? It is the final Major he needs to complete the career Grand Slam and after his victory at the 2021 PGA Championship, it seems all logic has gone out of the window so anything is possible.
Or maybe Bryson DeChambeau (opens in new tab) can go back-to-back after his win at Winged Foot last year?
Then you have a whole host of stars lining up to etch their names into history, with the only notable omission from the field being Tiger Woods because of his car crash.
Given how the US Open is always interesting viewing because of how tough the courses play, you would be mad to miss any of it!
Indeed the South Course, which hosts the Farmers Insurance Open every year, will look very different and play more difficult than normal this week.
Below are all the TV coverage details to make sure you miss none of the action.
One of the best ways to watch the action will be through Sky Sports. Sky Sports will be showing live coverage of all four days on its Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf channels.
There are a couple of avenues you can go down here:
Sadly the BBC will show no live coverage from the event however, wherever you are on the globe, there are still a number of ways for you to watch the event, for example by purchasing a VPN.
That way you will have access to the event anywhere in the world.
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US Open TV Coverage 2021
Sky Sports US Open Coverage
Both Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Main Event will televise the action during the week. (Timings BST)
- Thursday 3.30pm-3am Sky Sports (opens in new tab)
- Friday 3.30pm-3am Sky Sports (opens in new tab)
- Saturday 4pm-2am Sky Sports (opens in new tab)
- Sunday 3pm-1am Sky Sports (opens in new tab)
BBC US Open Coverage
The BBC will show no live coverage of the event and BBC Radio 5 Live coverage will only be on the final day for four hours.
- Sunday 9pm-1am BBC Radio 5 Live
US Open Coverage In The US
Live TV Coverage is split between the Golf Channel (opens in new tab) and NBC.
All three will combine to show almost 45 hours of live golf for the US Open (Timings are all in ET)
- Thursday 12.30pm-7pm Golf Channel (opens in new tab), 7pm-10pm NBC
- Friday 12.30am-6pm Golf Channel (opens in new tab), 6pm-9pm NBC
- Saturday 11am-9pm NBC
- Sunday 10am-12pm Golf Channel (opens in new tab), 12pm-8pm NBC
NBC’s Golf Channel will televise a lot of the golf and NBC.
You can also access the Golf Channel through streaming options such as AT&T TV Now (opens in new tab) and fuboTV (opens in new tab).
AT&T TV Now (opens in new tab) starts at around $55 a month but does have a 7-day free trial.
While fuboTV (opens in new tab) also offers the Golf Channel and 100+ other channels and also has a 7-day free trial.
For more US Open news be sure to check the Golf Monthly website.
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