The 2026 Women’s Australian Open golf takes place from March 12-15. Watch a 2026 Women’s Australian Open golf live stream of all the action.
The Australian Open was last staged in November/December 2024 when staged in conjunction with the men’s equivalent, but moves to March 2026.
It is now the third event of a four-tournament Australian swing of the 2026 Ladies European Tour schedule and moves to Kooyonga Golf Club.
Jiyai Shin is the reigning champion after victory in the last edition in 2024.
Other former winners include Annika Sorenstam, Liselotte Neumann, Catriona Matthew, Karrie Webb, Sophie Gustafson, Laura Davies, Yani Tseng, Jessica Korda, Lydia Ko, Haru Nomura, Jang Ha-na, Jin Young Ko, Nelly Korda, Inbee Park and Ashleigh Buhai.
You can watch a live stream and watch all of the drama unfold across four days of the Women’s Australian Open golf.
Where to watch the 2026 Women’s Australian Open Golf Live Stream & Broadcast Details
Main Broadcasters:
Other Countries:
- Belgium/Netherlands – Ziggo Sport
- Czech Republic / Hungary / Romania – Golf Channel CZ
- China – iQiyi
- France – Golf Channel FR
- Germany/Austria/Switzerland – XYZ Sports
- Hong Kong – Now TV
- Iceland – Stod2
- India – Golf.tv
- Japan – WOWOW
- Korea – JTBC Golf
- Latin America – Golf.tv
- Malaysia – Astro
- Middle East – Golf.tv
- New Zealand – Sky TV
- Portugal – Sport TV
- Scandinavia – TV3 Sport
- Singapore – Star Hub
- South Africa – Super Sport
- Spain – Movistar Plus
- Taiwan – Sport Cast
- Thailand – Golf Channel
Women’s Australian Open Format & Schedule
The Women’s Australian Open will be played over four rounds / 72 holes at Kingston Heath Golf Club and The Victoria Golf Club in Melbourne, Australia.
A field of 84 women will play a round at each of the courses on the opening two days. The top 32 and ties will make the cut and play weekend rounds at The Australian Golf Club.
- Day 1 – Thursday, March 12
- Day 2 – Friday, March 13
- Day 3 – Saturday, March 14
- Day 4 – Sunday, March 15
The Australian Open golf tournament carries a prize fund of $1,700,000 AUD.
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