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2024 Open Championship Thursday TV coverage, streaming: How to watch Round 1

2024 Open Championship Thursday TV coverage, streaming: How to watch Round 1

Golf fans can catch every swing of the 152nd Open Championship starting July 14 on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf. Don’t miss a shot from Royal Troon as the world’s best golfers compete for the prestigious Claret Jug. Sky Sports subscribers can tune in or stream live on the Sky Sports app or NOW TV. Those without a subscription can purchase a Day Pass for £9.99 or a Tournament Pass for £20.99. International viewers are advised to check local listings for coverage. For the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content, follow #TheOpen on social media.

**Unlock Your Potential: Master the Short Game to Lower Your Golf Scores!**

**Unlock Your Potential: Master the Short Game to Lower Your Golf Scores!**

If you’re aiming to lower your scores, it’s essential to hone in on your short game, especially your putting and chipping skills. By mastering these crucial techniques, you’ll not only save valuable strokes but also elevate your overall course management. This focus will lead to improved performance and greater consistency on the greens, transforming your game for the better!

Bradley Sets the Record Straight: Ryder Cup Is About Merit, Not Money

Bradley Sets the Record Straight: Ryder Cup Is About Merit, Not Money

A breakthrough deal has opened a formal qualification route for LIV golfers into The Open – creating clear pathway options and conditional berths as tournament organizers and governing bodies work to fold players from the breakaway tour back into the game’s biggest events.

Bradley pushed back against claims the Ryder Cup has become a pay-for-play affair, insisting team selections are driven by merit and team unity. He called the speculation misleading and urged everyone to focus on on-course performance and transparent selection criteria