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Fans worldwide can stay across all the action from the landmark 50th edition of the AIG Women's Open.

The Championship takes place at Royal Lytham & St Annes from 29 July to 2 August 2026, with enhanced live coverage meaning even more opportunity to watch the game's biggest names compete in the final major of the year.

Whether you're following along from the fairways, or glued to your TV screen at home, you can stay across all the big moments as they happen.

How to watch

Broadcast coverage of the AIG Women’s Open is expanding this year.

A new early broadcast window will provide three additional hours of live coverage in rounds one and two (on Thursday 30 July and Friday 31 July).

Early-window coverage, from 9am to 1pm BST, will feature marquee morning groups with full main coverage, from 1pm to 7pm BST, bringing the best action to fans around the globe.

Seven hours of broadcast coverage, from 12pm to 7pm BST, will then be available on Saturday and Sunday.

Fans can watch live and in full on Sky Sports and R&A TV in the UK, while audiences in the United States can watch on Golf Channel, USA Network and NBC.

International coverage includes JTBC in South Korea, JGN and U-Next in Japan, and VGolf across Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway.

All of this means the AIG Women’s Open has more linear television broadcast hours in the UK and US than any other women’s golf championship.