The third men's Major of 2025 is being played out over one of the world's toughest courses and in this guide Golf Monthly brings you all the information on how to watch the US Open, including live streams and TV broadcasts, from wherever you are in the world.
• Dates: June 12–15, 2025
• Venue: Oakmont Country Club, Pennsylvania
• TV & Streaming: USA Network via Sling TV | Peacock | NBC | Sky Sports (UK) | TSN (Can) | Kayo Sports (Aus)
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Today’s play could see a new Major champion, as only Adam Scott in the top 10 going into the final round has won a Major before.
Sam Burns, one of just two players yet to three-putt this week, enters this final round with a one-shot lead. However players who had lead the US Open by a single shot after the third round do not have a good record of going on to win: they have only won 14 times out of 44.
Adam Scott is tied in second place with JJ Spaun. Could this be the 44-year-old Australian’s second Major win? If so, the Masters Champion of 2013 would set a record for the gap between a first and second Major title, exceeding the 11-year gaps of Julius Boros and Ben Crenshaw.
Oakmont was where, in 1973, Johnny Miller came from T13 after round three, and six shots back to win the US Open. However 32 of the last 34 U.S. Open winners have been no lower than T6 entering the final round.
Who will stand up best on the final day to the brutal test of golf that is Oakmont?
This is the tenth time Oakmont has hosted the US Open, a record. It is famed as one of the hardest courses in the US, with its narrow fairways, thick rough and fast, sloping greens.
The lowest winning score to par in a US Open here is 5 under. In 2007 Angel Cabrera won with a score of 5 over par.
The US Open was last held here in 2016, when Dustin Johnson shot 4 under par to win by three shots.
Below we explain how you can catch all the final day action from Oakmont.
Are there any free live streams for the US Open?
There are no dedicated free-to-air broadcasters for the US Open, but that doesn't necessarily mean you can't watch it for free, with multiple free trials to be had.
In the US, YouTube TV is offering a 21-day free trial of its service so those in the US may be able to watch the US Open for free this way.
In Australia, Kayo Sports also has a week-long free trial for its streaming of the US Open.
Note that free trials are reserved for new customers or those returning after an absence – most commonly 12 months.
Away from home right now? You can still access your usual streams by using a VPN – more on that below.
Watch US Open golf from anywhere
If you are outside your usual country, you can still access the streaming services you subscribe to, even when you're away from home, thanks to a handy piece of software known as a VPN.
A Virtual Private Network – to give it the full name – can make your devices appear to be in any location, bypassing geo-restrictions so you can watch the things you've signed up for. It's perfect for watching golf from anywhere, and it comes with a host of internet security benefits, too.
Our expert colleagues over at TechRadar have tested loads of VPNs and they reckon NordVPN is the best VPN provider out there right now.
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Watch US Open golf in the US
There are a few options for watching the US Open Championship in the US.
NBC is the US rights-holder for the US Open, spreading the event across its channels and platforms.
The main action from the final two days will air on the flagship NBC channel, which can also be live streamed on its online platform, Peacock. There will also be dedicated streams for featured groups on Peacock.
A Peacock Premium plan cost $7.99 a month plus tax or $79.99 plus tax per year. As well as the US Open, Peacock shows a host of PGA Tour and LPGA Tour events as well as many other sports including cycling, rugby and Premier League football.
To watch the early action on the final two days, as well as a large chunk of Thursday's play, the USA Network cable TV channel is the place to go. This action won't be live streamed on Peacock, so to watch online you'll need a cord-cutting service such as Sling or Fubo.
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Featured groups
There will be coverage of Featured Groups each of the four days of the tournament on usopen.com, the USGA App, YouTube TV and DirecTV, as well as on various overseas streaming services and broadcasters.
Peacock viewers will be able to enjoy the Featured Groups simultaneously, available in Multiview.
Away from home right now? You can still access your usual streams by using a VPN.
Featured Groups: Round 4
Tee times in ET (BST)
- 8.14am (1.14pm): Hideki Matsuyama, Harris English
- 9.25am (2.25pm): Daniel Berger, Tony Finau
- 9.36am (2.36pm): Rory McIlroy, Andrew Novak
- 11.31am (4.31pm): Jordan Spieth, J.T. Poston
- 1.04pm (6.04pm): Nick Taylor, Scottie Scheffler
- 1.31pm (6.31pm): Cameron Young, Robert MacIntyre
Watch US Open in the UK
Golf fans in the UK can watch the US Open Championship on Sky Sports. The action will be shown on the dedicated golf channel, Sky Sports Golf, with lots of the tournament also being shown on Sky Sports Main Event.
You can get Sky Sports on your television by adding a Sky Sports plan to your existing TV package – prices will vary by provider.
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To watch online, subscribers can use the Sky Go app, while there are also a number of Sky Sports streaming plans out there. Check out Sky Sports deals and packages for today’s best prices. Sky Sports is also available via the Now TV streaming service. Now TV’s sports package costs £26 per month right now, or a day membership is available for £14.99.
If you’re a Sky Sports subscriber who’s currently outside the UK, you can still watch the coverage via streaming provided you use a VPN, such as NordVPN.
How to watch the US Open in Canada
In Canada, the US Open will be broadcast on TSN.
TSN4 will be broadcasting the main feed and TSN+ will show streams of the Featured Groups. To watch the main coverage you'll need the standard TSN subscription. This starts at $24.99 per month, and that includes the extras you get through TSN+.
How to watch the US Open in Australia
Golf fans in Australia can watch the US Open Championship on Fox Sports and Kayo. Fox Sports will carry TV coverage, while Kayo Sports will offer live streaming.
Kayo subscriptions start at $30 a month, but there's currently a free trial available.
Leaders' Tee Times: Round 4
Times in ET (GMT). Score to par after round 3 in brackets.
- 12.31pm (5.31pm): Ben Griffin (+4), Victor Perez (+4)
- 12.42pm (5.42pm): Russell Henley (+4), Emiliano Grillo (+4)
- 12.53pm (5.53pm): Max Greyserman (+4), Christiaan Bezuidenhout (+4)
- 1.04pm (5.04pm): Nick Taylor (+4), Scottie Scheffler (+4)
- 1.20pm (5.20pm): Chris Gotterup (+4), Marc Leishman (+4)
- 1.31pm (5.31pm): Cameron Young (+3), Robert MacIntyre (+3)
- 1.42pm (5.42pm): Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (+2), Thriston Lawrence (+1)
- 1.53pm (5.53pm): Tyrrell Hatton (+1), Carlos Ortiz (E)
- 2.04pm (6.04pm): Viktor Hovland (-1), JJ Spaun (-3)
- 2.15pm (6.15pm): Adam Scott (-3), Sam Burns (-4)
What is the format of the US Open?
It is played as four rounds of individual strokeplay. The field of 156 was cut after the second round with the top 60 and ties progressing to the final two rounds.
If a playoff is required to determine the winner, a two-hole aggregate playoff will be held over the 17th and 18th holes. If the leaders are still tied after that, a sudden death playoff will take place, starting at the 15th hole and going on to holes 16, 17 and 18 if necessary.
US Open TV Schedule
Sunday 15th June – Round Four
• US (ET): USA Network (9 a.m.-12 p.m.); NBC (12 p.m.-7 p.m.)
• UK (GMT): Sky Sports Golf (4 p.m.-12 a.m.); Sky Sports Main Event (4 p.m.-6.30 p.m & 9 p.m.-12 a.m.)
• Canada (ET): TSN4 (9 a.m.-7 p.m.)
• Australia (AEDT): Fox Sports 503/Kayo (11 p.m.-9 a.m.)
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