U.S. OPEN
Here are the venues and dates for the 2026 men’s professional majors.
Golf Streaming Schedule
Hero World Challenge: Rd. 3
Sat, Dec 06
2:30PM ESTGolf
Peacock
Sun, Dec 07
1:30PM EST
Hero World Challenge: Rd. 4
Golf
Peacock
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
Spaun talks Round 4, delay, career arc on LF set
J.J. Spaun joins the set on Live From the U.S. Open to talk about his "all mental" reset after Sunday's delay, how his playoff at The Players gave him belief, his best shots of the final round and his long journey here.
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In the buildup to the U.S. Open, Rory McIlroy discusses the “great test” presented by Oakmont Country Club, his current approach to each tournament, how he maintains motivation and more.
Rahm has yet to finish outside the top 10 in his LIV starts, and even though he says it’s easier to do so in smaller fields, he’s confident his current game is good enough to win at Oakmont.
The Live From crew takes a bird’s-eye view of the first 9 holes at Oakmont Country Club, including the hardest opening hole in championship golf to the potential for birdies on Nos. 4 and 5 and more.
Ahead of the U.S. Open, Jon Rahm contextualizes his top-10 streak with LIV which has smaller fields, how his experience prepares him both physically and mentally to play at Oakmont and more.
Here’s a look at the first-round tee times, groupings and featured groups at the U.S. Open.
Examine the humble beginnings of the Stimpmeter, a rudimentary tool that measures green speeds invented nearly a century ago, that is still used today by the USGA.
Johnson Wagner demonstrates a few ways a golfer’s decent shot can turn into a bad one at Oakmont Country Club’s second hole.
Longtime Oakmont head pro Bob Ford joins the Live From desk to discuss the course bringing back the stern test of the U.S. Open and how tree removal has transformed the venue.
Johnson Wagner examines one of the most intimidating bunkers on the PGA Tour, the iconic “church pews” splitting holes No.3 and No. 4 at Oakmont Country Club ahead of the 125th U.S. Open.
The U.S. Open takes pride in being one of the most difficult tests of golf for elite players every year and no course embodies that mentality more than renovated Oakmont.