The U.S. Open is officially underway in New York.
That makes ESPN’s standalone streaming service the simplest way to follow the tournament without cable. ESPN Unlimited costs $31.99 per month and includes the company’s full suite of linear channels.
Cord-cutters can also watch much of the U.S. Open through Sling TV, which carries ESPN and ESPN2 on its Sling Orange plan. Orange currently starts at $45.99 per month and includes more than 30 live channels, including ESPN, ESPN2, TNT, TBS and Disney Channel.
The tournament arrives as ESPN begins a new chapter in its long-running relationship with the USTA. A 12-year media-rights agreement that went into effect this year keeps the U.S. Open on ESPN through 2037 and expands the company’s streaming coverage beginning with the 2026 tournament. ESPN has held exclusive U.S. rights to the event since 2015.
This year, that expansion includes a new “RedZone at the US Open” stream, available to ESPN Unlimited subscribers through Friday, Sept. 4. Modeled after the familiar whip-around format, the seven-hour daily feed jumps among all 16 courts to catch pivotal games, match points and other live action.
Stream the 2026 U.S Open here and the full schedule below:
2026 U.S. Open Remaining Schedule
Third Round: Sept. 4-5Round of 16: Sept. 6-7Quarterfinals: Sept. 8-9Women’s Semifinals: Sept. 10Men’s Semifinals: Sept. 11Women’s Final: Sept. 12 at 4 p.m. ETMen’s Final: Sept. 13 at 2 p.m. ET
