The final Grand Slam of the 2026 tennis season is set to commence at the
Broadcasting coverage begins this Sunday, offering extensive access across a variety of networks and digital platforms. For the first time, viewers with an Unlimited plan can utilize a new RedZone feature, providing a whip-around viewing experience that captures key moments from across the tournament grounds.
How to Watch and Stream the 2026 US Open
Fans have multiple ways to follow the action throughout the tournament. The official app and the dedicated
Additionally, Disney+ subscribers will have access to select Day 1 coverage directly through their existing subscriptions. The tournament concludes with the women's championship match on September 12, followed by the men's championship final on September 13. Both marquee events will be broadcast on major networks and Deportes.
Tournament Schedule and Key Dates
The first week of the tournament features daily coverage beginning at 11:00 a.m. ET, with prime-time programming, including "Primetime at the US Open Presented by IBM," airing nightly at 7:00 p.m. ET. Spanish-language coverage will be available throughout the event via Deportes.
As the tournament progresses, the round of 16 is scheduled for September 6 and 7, leading into the men's and women's quarterfinals on September 8 and 9. The women's semifinals are slated for September 10, followed by the men's semifinals on September 11. The doubles championships will take place on September 11 and 12, setting the stage for the final singles matches. For the latest updates, including real-time scores, player rankings, and additional features, fans are encouraged to visit the official tennis hub page.
