Looking for Ways to Stream U.S. Open for Free!

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With the U.S. Open just around the corner, I’m gearing up to watch some of the best golfers compete. However, I’m trying to figure out how I can stream the tournament online without having to pay for any subscriptions. I’ve heard a few whispers about free trials from streaming services, but I’m not sure which ones actually carry the U.S. Open or if they offer reliable coverage

What to Consider

  • Legal Options: Are there any legal streaming services that offer this event for free, even if it’s just a trial? I want to avoid illegal streams if possible.
  • Timing: When do these trials usually start? It would be great to catch the action live as it happens.
  • Device Compatibility: I’d like to know about options that work on various devices. Can I stream on my TV, mobile, or laptop?
  • User Recommendations: If anyone has had success finding free streams in the past or knows specific platforms that provide reliable coverage, your suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Share Your Thoughts

If you have any tips or advice on this topic, I’d love to hear it. Let’s make sure we won’t miss out on the excitement of the U.S. Open. Thanks in advance for all your help!

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If you’re looking to stream the U.S. Open for free, I recommend checking out FuboTV. They offer a 7-day free trial, and you can catch a lot of matches during that week!

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Great tip! I also heard YouTube TV has a free trial. Does anyone have experience with both services?

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You can use Peacock too! They stream some matches and offer a free tier. It might not cover all the events, but worth checking out.

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Peacock is a good option! However, check their schedule, as coverage can vary from NBC.

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Don’t forget about Sling TV! They have promotions that include a free trial, and you can often find great deals on their packages.

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Sling TV is cool, but I find their interface a bit cluttered. Anyone else feel the same?

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I prefer Hulu + Live TV! They frequently offer free trials, and you get access to Disney+ and ESPN+ as well. Super convenient!

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I’ve heard good things about Hulu, but how easy is it to navigate to live sports?

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It’s pretty straightforward! They have a ‘Live TV’ section that makes it easy to find sports events. Just make sure to sign up before the tournament starts!

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Just a heads-up, some services might require credit card info for trials. Make sure to set reminders to cancel if you need to avoid charges!

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Thank you for that tip! Really don’t want unexpected charges. Any other tips for trial period management?

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Consider creating a dedicated email for trials and reminders! It helps in keeping track of subscriptions and cancellations.

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Are you sure all these trials will cover the U.S. Open? Sounds like a lot of effort for just one tournament.

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Well, if it means I can watch free tennis, I think it’s worth it, right?

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I’m totally with you, Alex! I mean, who doesn’t want free tennis? Plus, we can always use the trials for other events too!

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And hey, don’t forget to make it a fun viewing party! Snacks and drinks always help enhance the experience, even with streaming!

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I found some unofficial streaming links last year that worked well for the U.S. Open! Just be cautious; some sites can be sketchy.

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Thanks for the tip, rrogers! I’ve heard Reddit has some good live stream links too. Anyone else tried that?

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Yeah, Reddit can be hit or miss. I came across a stream last time but it was full of ads. Still, it was free!

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