Watch the AIG Women's Open as the world's best players compete in women's golf's final Major of 2025, with all the details on TV coverage and live streaming in this guide.
Dates: July 31 - August 3, 2025
Venue: Royal Porthcawl, Porthcawl, Bridgend, Wales.
Free stream: R&A TV (UK and selected countries)
US: NBC, Peacock
UK: Sky Sports
Watch from anywhere: Use NordVPN
Miyu Yamashita will spend the her 24th birthday playing in the third round of the AIG Women’s Open. She will do so as the overnight leader.
She leads by three shots at halfway from fellow Japanese golfer Rio Takeda. They got the best half of the draw: those playing late Thursday and early Friday averaged two shots better than those in the other half of the draw.
Lottie Woad is part of the group tied in 10th, having derailed her second round with a triple bogey on the par-4 16th.
She shares 10th spot with, among others, Nelly Korda and Royal Porthcawl member Darcey Harry.
History is being made this week at the 49th Women’s Open as Wales hosts its first Major championship in either the men’s or women’s game.
Royal Porthcawl’s beautiful links will test the best women golfers, especially if the wind blows hard. It did when the men’s Senior Open was held here in 2023 and no-one in the top 10 broke 75 in the final round.
Much focus is on 21-year-old Englishwoman Lottie Woad who plays her first Major as professional. In her seven Majors she has won Low Amateur three times, including in her most recent Major appearance when she came tied third, missing out on the playoff by a shot.
She is on a fine run of form, having this month won both the Women’s Irish Open by six strokes and the Women’s Scottish Open by three shots.
The defending champion is Lydia Ko, one of 13 past Women's Open Champions teeing it up in South Wales.
One who has yet to win this event is World No.1 Nelly Korda, who has also yet to win this year. There can few more scenic places for her to break her duck.
Read on for Golf Monthly's guide on how to watch the Women’s Open 2025 online, on TV, from anywhere in the world.
Can I watch The Women's Open for free?
Live streaming is available on the R&A TV for those in the UK and selected countries.
Another way you could technically watch the US Women's Open for free is with a broadcaster free trial. Kayo Sports in Australia is currently offering one week free of charge for new customers.
AIG Women’s Open 2025: How to watch from outside your country
There are plenty of ways to watch golf in 2025 including in the US, UK and almost anywhere else but you won't be able to tune into your regular streaming service if you're away from home because of geo-blocking.
Fortunately, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) will allow you to tune in from abroad and let you watch the same legal, high-quality golf live stream you would at home, all while boosting your internet security.
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See also: Why Royal Porthcawl will be a special test this week
Watch AIG Women’s Open 2025 in the US
NBC is the exclusive US rights-holder for the AIG Women’s Open, spreading the event across its channels and platforms.
The first two days will be shown on the USA Network, as will the early live action on Saturday and Sunday. The main action from the final two days will air on the flagship NBC channel. It can also be live streamed on the online platform, Peacock, which costs $7.99 per month.
If you need a cord-cutting service, try Sling or Fubo.
Watch AIG Women’s Open 2025 in the UK
In the UK, Sky Sports is your port of call as Sky Sports will exclusively televise action from the AIG Women’s Open 2025 .
Locking down pretty much all golf coverage in the UK, Sky Sports is a great investment for golf fans. You can get Sky Sports channels in a traditional TV package, either with Sky or a third-party TV provider. For a streaming option with more flexibility, NowTV gives you all Sky Sports channels on a daily or monthly basis, priced at £34.99 a month or £14.99 for a day pass.
Watch AIG Women’s Open 2025 in Australia
In Australia, you can watch the AIG Women’s Open 2025 on Fox Sports 505 or on Kayo Sports, the streaming platform of Fox Sports.
Kayo plans start from $30 per month, with a seven-day free trial available.
Watch AIG Women’s Open 2025 in Canada
In Canada, live action from the final two days of the AIG Women’s Open is being broadcast on TSN.
Leaders' Tee Times: Round 3
Tee times in BST (ET). Halfway score to par in brackets.
- 12.15pm (7.15am): Patty Tavatanakit (E), Jeeno Thitikul (-1)
- 12.30pm (7.30am): Sarah Schmelzel (-1), Wei Ling Hsu (-1)
- 12.40pm (7.40am): Morgane Metraux (-1), Narin An (-1)
- 12.50pm (7.50am): Mimi Rhodes (-1), Angel Yin (-1)
- 1pm (8am): Linn Grant (-1), Anna Nordqvist (-1)
- 1.10pm (8.10am): Yan Liu (-2), Andrea Lee (-2)
- 1.20pm (8.20am): Nasa Hataoka (-2), Nelly Korda (-2)
- 1.30pm (8.30am): Lottie Woad (-2), Megan Khang (-2)
- 1.45pm (8.45am): Darcey Harry (-2), Esther Henseleit (-2)
- 1.55pm (8.55am): Casandra Alexander (-2), Sei Young Kim (-3)
- 2.05pm (9.05am): Madelene Sagstrom (-3), A Lim Kim (-3)
- 2.15pm (9.15am): Laura Fuenfstueck (-4), Chiara Tamburlini (-4)
- 2.25pm (9.25am): Pajaree Anannarukarn (-4), Lindy Duncan (-4)
- 2.35pm (9.35am): Rio Takeda (-8), Miyu Yamashita (-11)
AIG Women’s Open 2025: TV Schedule
Saturday, 2nd July – Round 3
• US (ET): 7am-12pm (USA Network); 12pm-2pm (NBC)
• UK (BST): 12pm-7pm (Sky Sports Golf)
• Canada (ET): 7am-2pm (TSN 1 & TSN4)
• Australia (AEST): 9.45pm-4am (Fox Sports 505)
Sunday, 3rd July – Round 4
• US (ET): 7am-12pm (USA Network); 12pm-2pm (NBC)
• UK (BST): 12pm-7pm (Sky Sports Golf)
• Canada (ET): 7am-2pm (TSN 1)
• Australia (AEST): 9pm-4am (Fox Sports 505)
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