NBC owns the broadcast rights for the US Open. Cable and satellite subscribers can watch a free stream on the official NBC Sports website. Everyone else can live stream through online streaming services like YouTube TV and Hulu with Live TV.
First Round: June 12, 2025
Final Round: June 15, 2025
Location: Oakmont Country Club – Oakmont, PA
Channel: NBC, USA
Stream: NBC, Peacock, USA
Requirements to Watch
You need a high-speed internet connection to stream the US Open. Also required is a specific streaming app loaded on your TV, smartphone, computer, or tablet.
Watch Live Stream on TV
Cable and satellite television subscribers have the option to watch every moment of the action on NBC or the USA Network, and you can catch the final two rounds on your local station with an antenna.
But what if you don’t want to spend hours, spread out over four days, stuck in front of your television?
Subscribe to Peacock
Peacock is a streaming service that’s available to paid subscribers, and you can use it to watch the US Open golf live stream on your computer, phone, tablet, or even game console. The only requirements are that you need a high-speed internet connection and a paid subscription.
The Peacock website works on Windows, macOS, and Linux computers and laptops, as long as you use a web browser like Chrome or Firefox that supports streaming. You don’t need to download an app, because you can watch the live stream right on the website.
All NBC coverage will also be streamed on Peacock. First round coverage will air on Peacock from 5 to 8pm ET. Second round coverage will air on Peacock from 6:30am to 1pm, followed by NBC from 1 to 7pm, and then back to Peacock at 7pm. On June 14, USA Network will air live coverage from 10am to 12pm and then finish on NBC until 8pm. For the final round on June 15, NBC will take over from noon to 7pm.
Stream Over a High-Speed Internet Connection
Instead of watching through a cable connection or satellite dish, these services allow you to stream the live video over a high-speed internet connection. These services tend to offer more options and cost less than traditional cable television. They also have other benefits, like free trials and no long-term contract commitments.
Since the entire US Open Championship is broadcast on NBC and USA, it’s important to locate a streaming service that carries both channels. Many do, but availability is based on your location, and some services provide wider coverage than others.
Popular Streaming Services
These are the most popular streaming services that give you access to the US Open golf live stream:
- YouTube TV: This service lets you stream live TV from NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, ESPN, and more.
- Hulu with Live TV: This service lets you stream live matches from the US Open. When you subscribe, you can opt for a three-in-one deal that includes Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+.
- Sling TV: Watch not only the US Open, but also the Australian Open, French Open, and Wimbledon. NBC is available in select markets.
- fuboTV: This service is focused on sports channels, so it’s a good option if you want decent coverage above and beyond the US Open.
Most of these services provide some type of free trial, so pick your favorite and you can start watching the US Open golf live stream for free.
Watch the US Open on Mobile, Streaming Devices, and Consoles
The NBC Sports website is primarily designed to work on laptops and desktop computers. You can use it to live stream the US Open on your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer, but it may not work on your mobile device.
If you want to watch the US Open golf live stream on your phone, tablet, or a streaming device like Roku or Apple TV, download the Peacock app on your device.
FAQ
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How do I stream all different sports?
If you subscribe to cable TV, there’s a chance a broadcaster’s app (Peacock, for example) will allow you to stream as long as you verify you are already paying for Peacock via your cable company. Otherwise, you can sign up (and pay for) dedicated streaming sites. You are probably thinking about ESPN (and good for you, it’s way popular for a reason), but there are others. Check out our Best Free Sports Streaming Sites article to see which other services can help you get your game on.
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What is ESPN+?
Simply put, it’s a streaming service. It’s not free, and there’s no free trial, but if you are getting into watching sports, it’s one of the best places to check out, as they really do cover almost everything. Our article on What Is ESPN+ explains the service in greater detail and even steps you through the sign-up process.
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