All eyes are on Royal Birkdale as The Open returns to one of golf’s most iconic links courses this summer.
Fans can follow every moment of the action as the world’s greatest players compete on this fabled Southport setting from 12-19 July.
With huge demand from fans – and following record-breaking figures for attendance, viewership and engagement at Royal Portrush in 2025 – there will be even more ways to follow all the action from golf’s original championship.
Featured Group coverage always proves popular with fans looking to keep tabs on their favourite players.
Watch all the action from the following four groups on The Open App and R&A TV on Sunday.
• 08:50 BST - Game 8 - Min Woo Lee and Tyrrell Hatton
• 09:15 BST - Game 10 - Rickie Fowler and Eugenio Chacarra
• 12:05 BST - Game 26 - Cameron Young and Robert MacIntyre
• 12:55 BST - Game 31 - Jon Rahm and Shane Lowry
The unmistakable sound of The Open.
Hear every roar as expert commentary guides you through the build up and the big moments from the four days of Championship golf in Southport.
Broadcast times on The Open Radio are as follows:
• Tuesday 14 July: Preview Show - 1pm-4pm
• Wednesday 15 July: Preview Shows - 10am-12pm and 2pm-5pm
• Thursday 16 July: Live Commentary - 7am to end of play
• Friday 17 July: Live Commentary - 7am to end of play
• Saturday 18 July: Live Commentary - 9am to end of play
• Sunday 19 July: Live Commentary - 9am to end of play and trophy presentation
The Open Radio will be available across the globe on The Open website, The Open app and R&A TV.
The broadcast, produced by The R&A, is also available to spectators onsite via on course radio sets, as well as on talkSPORT 2 in the UK and across North America on SiriusXM.
The expert team features Marcus Buckland, Sue Thearle, Matt Adams, Sophie Walker, Raymond Burns, Robert Dinwiddie, Amy Boulden, Paul Eales, Dave Farrar and Harry Ewing, as well as SiriusXM’s Brendon de Jonge and Emilia Duran, plus talkSPORT’s Rupert Bell.
The action from Royal Birkdale will be broadcast live to millions of viewers across the globe.
More than 100 hours of live content will be available to fans worldwide, including 48 hours of main coverage starting at 06:30 BST on Thursday 16 July.
Working with its broadcast partners, European Tour Productions, Sky Sports and NBC, The R&A will deliver world class coverage of golf’s original Championship, showcasing links golf and The Open’s unique challenges. Technology includes a 350m wire cam, live aerial coverage presented by Accenture, as well as data-led storytelling.
In the UK, Sky Sports will again provide wall-to-wall coverage of the Championship including all the build-up through Live at the Range, in partnership with HSBC.
In the USA, fans will be able tune in to USA Sports for Rounds 1 and 2, as well as the morning windows of Round 3 and 4.
Full live coverage will switch to NBC at 07:00 ET in Round 3 and 4. Live from The Open will provide analysis each day on Golf Channel.
Cutting-edge enhancements to The Open App will provide an even better experience to fans following the Championship, whether on-site or from afar.
An array of fantastic new features will be introduced allowing access to the very best content from across the week, meaning it will be easier than ever to watch the very best shots from your favourite players.
Enhancements for on-site spectators will include information around grandstand occupancy and wayfinding, along with a personalised ‘Your Visit’ tab allowing fans to plan their day at The Open.
A modernised look and feel will benefit users across the globe, with other new features including Top Shots and Trending Moments video highlights have been introduced. Popular favourites such as Walk To Win, the Lockscreen Leaderboard, live streams, ShotView, The Open Radio and the Stats Centre all return.
Stay across all the big moments with comprehensive live coverage on TheOpen.com.
Every leaderboard change, every birdie and every eagle will be brought to you on our website – along with in-depth features allowing you to delve deeper into the big stories.
You will also have shot-by-shot data and statistics from the biggest names in the sport at your fingertips through ShotView.