USGA Launches 46-Hour U.S. Open Digital Push With New App, ShotCast and RangeCast
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Updated · US Open Golf Championship · Jun 18
USGA Launches 46-Hour U.S. Open Digital Push With New App, ShotCast and RangeCast
3 articles · Updated · US Open Golf Championship · Jun 18
Summary
Shinnecock Hills will anchor a new USGA digital package from June 18-21, with a redesigned app, ShotCast for every shot from every player, and RangeCast for live practice-range tracking.
46 hours of live TV coverage across NBC, USA Network, Peacock and NBCSN underpin the rollout, including 21 hours on NBC and nearly 25 hours of Peacock's whip-around U.S. Open All-Access.
For the first time, every player in the field will get an AI-generated round recap within minutes of signing a scorecard, while the app adds personalized feeds, upgraded stats and iPhone lock-screen leaderboard updates.
Six featured groups per day on Thursday and Friday, free streams on usopen.com and the app, and broadcasts reaching nearly 210 countries and territories extend access well beyond the course.
The broader fan push also includes the third-year Fantasy Flip game, 36 hours of Golf Channel studio coverage and 22 hours of SiriusXM radio during the championship.