US Women’s Open TV schedule
Here is everything you need to know about watching the US Women’s Open
We’re at the fourth major of the year and the second women’s major, but what does the TV schedule look like for this week’s US Women’s Open?
World No 1 Nelly Korda will come into the tournament as the big favourite, having won in six of her seven starts this season – including the Chevron Championship.
The second women’s major championship of the year will take place at the Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania. Who will win? And how do you watch?
As per usual, the action will be available for UK viewers on Sky Sports throughout next week. Below, we have the coverage schedule that you must follow to catch all of your favourite players in action.
US Women’s Open: TV Schedule
Throughout the week, Sky Sports will be showing various highlight shows and official films of the US Women’s Open gone by.
The coverage of the tournament will start on Thursday, May 30 in the early afternoon and continue for the rest of the day. This format will remain consistent throughout the week on Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports Main Event.
Championship Sunday – Sunday, June 2, will begin on Sky Sports Main Event at 7pm and every angle will be covered to see who lifts the famous trophy and experience major glory.
Scroll down for the full schedule…
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Thursday, May 30
Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports Main Event from 5pm, and later Sky Sports Main Event from 10:30 pm
Friday, May 31
Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports Main Event from 5pm, and later Sky Sports Main Event from 10:30 pm
Saturday, June 1
Sky Sports Mix from 6pm and Sky Sports Main Event from 7:30pm
Sunday, June 2
Sky Sports Mix and Sky Sports Main Event from 7 pm
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