Open Championship: TV channel, streaming, tee times, pairings for final round Sunday

USA Today

20-07-2025

Scottie Scheffler enters the fourth and final round of the 2025 Open Championship on top of the leaderboard.
Scheffler shot a 4-under par 67 in the third round at Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland. He's lived up to the billing as the World No. 1 and tournament favorite.
He took the lead on Friday during the second round and has pushed his score to 14-under, putting him four strokes ahead of Haotong Li, who is second on the leaderboard at 10-under.
Matt Fitzpatrick is in third place at 9-under. He had finished the second round in second place before slipping into third on Saturday.
Rory McIlroy, a native of Northern Ireland, is among a group of four golfers (Chris Gotterup, Harris English and Tyrell Hatton the others) tied for fourth place at 8-under.
USA TODAY Sports will have complete final round coverage from Royal Portrush, so make sure to check back for live updates.
Open Championship 2025 leaderboard
Leaders after Round 3. Click here for the latest leaderboard updates and tee times.
Where to watch Open Championship: TV channel, streaming Sunday
Live coverage of this year's Open Championship will be provided by NBC, USA Network, Golf Channel and Peacock. Live streaming is also available via Fubo, which is offering a free trial for new subscribers.
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Watch the 2025 Open Championship with Fubo
The Open tee times today: British Open pairings
For a full list of tee times, you can find Sunday's starts here.
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2025 Open Championship odds
British Open odds according to BetMGM, as of the conclusion of Round 3:
2025 Open Championship predictions
Predictions made ahead of The Open Championship:
Brady Kannon writes: "Rahm played tremendous golf from tee-to-green at Oakmont — one of the very best in the entire field — but his putting was awful. He finally found a hot putter on the final day, shot a 67 and finished seventh. Not only am I looking for the top players and good current form, but I also want golfers who are well-versed in links-style golf. Rahm fits the bill as he has finished top-7 at the Open Championship in three of the past four years and has won the Irish Open three times."
Alex Myers writes: "If you had said before the season that McIlroy would be coming back to his home country with three wins and a major under his belt in 2025, you'd have made him a clear favorite."
Nick Hennion writes: "For Straka, his distance won't be punished at the Open like it would at the Masters and PGA. That should allow his two best attributes – iron play and putting – to shine. Amongst all PGA Tour players this season, Straka ranks second in SG: APP, first in greens in regulation percentage and 16th in SG: Putting. Based on those factors, the price alone is worth it for Straka to claim his first major title."