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It’s hard to argue that the Crown Australian Open isn’t one of the calendar’s crown jewels. The second DP World Tour event of 2026, dates back to 1903. Rory McIlroy thinks it deserves extra respect. He even said in 2024 in Dubai that the Australian Open “should almost be the fifth major.” Whether you agree or not, McIlroy definitely put it in the spotlight, and this week, several broadcasters will be doing the same. According to the latest updates, here’s the TV broadcast lineup for the Crown Australian Open: The Golf Channel has the American audience covered for all rounds. Wednesday through Friday, the channel will air the rounds at 9:30 pm sharp. On Saturday, there will be a slight change, with the broadcast starting at 10:00 pm. And yes, there are other broadcast times too. Down under, Aussies can catch the tournament on Nine, 9Now, Fox Sports, and Kayo Sports. Meanwhile, New Zealanders just need to hit up Sky Sport to watch McIlroy and co. in action. Now, onto the streaming options… This is a developing story… 

If you want to catch up to all the ddrama this week at the Crown Australian Open, this is how you can do it.

Sudha Kumari is a Golf Writer at EssentiallySports, where she brings over 700 bylines of in-depth coverage on the sport’s biggest stages. With a Master’s in English Literature and a storyteller’s eye for detail, she thrives on translating leaderboard drama into compelling narratives. Her live reporting during the 2025 Masters, when Rory McIlroy stumbled on the cusp of his career Grand Slam, remains one of her defining contributions to golf journalism. A close student of both historical rivalries and present-day momentum shifts, Sudha makes sure her readers are never just informed, but immersed in the action.

A lifelong golf fan who grew up analyzing swings as closely as sentences, Sudha believes today’s “dark horses” are tomorrow’s legends. She balances coverage of icons with sharp observations on emerging talent, keeping her finger firmly on the pulse of golf’s future. When she isn’t dissecting tournament trends, she’s digging into player backstories, convinced that the heart of golf lies not only in the numbers on the scorecard but also in the resilience behind each shot.

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Sudha Kumari is a Golf Writer at EssentiallySports, where she brings over 700 bylines of in-depth coverage on the sport’s biggest stages. With a Master’s in English Literature and a storyteller’s eye for detail, she thrives on translating leaderboard drama into compelling narratives. Her live reporting during the 2025 Masters, when Rory McIlroy stumbled on the cusp of his career Grand Slam, remains one of her defining contributions to golf journalism. A close student of both historical rivalries and present-day momentum shifts, Sudha makes sure her readers are never just informed, but immersed in the action. A lifelong golf fan who grew up analyzing swings as closely as sentences, Sudha believes today’s “dark horses” are tomorrow’s legends. She balances coverage of icons with sharp observations on emerging talent, keeping her finger firmly on the pulse of golf’s future. When she isn’t dissecting tournament trends, she’s digging into player backstories, convinced that the heart of golf lies not only in the numbers on the scorecard but also in the resilience behind each shot.