How to Watch the Bank of Utah Championship, Round by Round
Last updated: September 21, 2026
The Bank of Utah Championship begins September 30, 2026. Like most PGA Tour stops, the coverage shifts as the week goes on: it starts on streaming and cable, then hands the weekend to network television. Here is exactly where to tune in for each round.
Round-by-round coverage
Bank of Utah Championship
Thursday
ESPN+ and Golf Chnl
Friday
ESPN+ and Golf Chnl
Saturday
ESPN+ and Golf Chnl
Sunday
ESPN+ and Golf Chnl
How to Stream the Bank of Utah Championship
These services carry the networks this tournament airs on. The ones with a free trial cover a full weekend at no cost.
ESPN+
ESPN+
Services That Carry the Bank of Utah Championship
| Service | Price | Free Trial |
|---|---|---|
| ESPN+ | $10.99/mo | No |
| ESPN+ | $11.99/mo | No |
Bank of Utah Championship FAQ
- Where can I stream the early rounds of the Bank of Utah Championship?
- The Thursday and Friday rounds stream on ESPN+ and Golf Chnl. ESPN+ is the cheapest standalone way in if you mainly want the early-round and featured-group coverage.
- What channel is the Bank of Utah Championship on over the weekend?
- The Saturday and Sunday rounds air on ESPN+ and Golf Chnl. Those are broadcast networks, so an antenna pulls them in free, or any live-TV streamer that carries them works.
- Can I watch the Bank of Utah Championship for free?
- Partly. The weekend network rounds are free over the air with an antenna, and the live-TV services that carry the early rounds run free trials you can use for the tournament before cancelling.
- Do I need ESPN+ and a cable login to watch the whole tournament?
- To follow every round you generally want ESPN+ for Thursday and Friday plus a way to watch ESPN+ and Golf Chnl on the weekend. A single live-TV streamer that bundles ESPN+ and those networks can cover both in one subscription.
- Can I watch the Bank of Utah Championship on my phone?
- Yes. ESPN+, the Golf Channel app and the live-TV services below all stream on phones, tablets and smart TVs, so you can follow the tournament anywhere.
Last updated: September 21, 2026