Sky Sports to show Women's Scottish Open final round as Josh Antmann fronts coverage

Match date: 26 July 2026

Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Main Event are set to televise the final round of the Women’s Scottish Open from 12:00 UK time on Sunday 26 July 2026, with coverage running until 16:00.[1][3] The tournament is being staged at Dundonald Links in Ayrshire, and the final day is part of the Ladies European Tour’s UK swing.[2][5][6]

Josh Antmann presents the Sky Sports broadcast, with Trish Johnson joining as pundit.[1] Sky’s Golf coverage is built around a familiar production style: an anchor in the studio or at the venue, expert analysis from former players, and live action from the course. Antmann has become a regular face across Sky’s golf output, while Johnson brings extensive playing experience and a long broadcasting career to the analysis role.

The television schedule on the event’s official site confirms that Sky Sports will carry the final-round action in the UK, while the tournament itself is running from 23 to 26 July.[1][2] That timing makes this one of the key stops before the late-summer stretch of the women’s golf calendar, with the Women’s Scottish Open again attracting a strong field at a links venue known for testing wind, turf interaction and patience.[2][5][6]

For viewers outside the UK, the event also has international broadcast coverage. In the United States, the Women’s Scottish Open is listed with Golf Channel coverage, with some schedules also showing streaming or partner-channel carriage depending on region.[4][7][12] That gives the championship a broad reach across British, American and European audiences, reflecting its status as one of the most watched events on the women’s professional circuit.

The wider world-feed team adds further depth for international viewers. Richard Kaufman leads commentary, with Catriona Matthew as co-commentator and Sophie Walker and Amy Boulden as on-course commentators.[1] Matthew is one of the most recognisable Scottish names in the women’s game, with major-match experience both as a player and as a captain, while Walker and Boulden have each brought recent competitive insight to golf broadcasting through their playing backgrounds.

The world feed approach is important because it provides the backbone for many of the international TV and digital rights partners. In practice, that means the same live golf can be distributed with different presentation layers depending on territory, but with the core shot and scoring coverage remaining consistent.[1][4] For fans following the championship abroad, it is the most reliable way to keep track of the leaders as the final groups come down the stretch.

The Women’s Scottish Open has become a major summer fixture because it bridges the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA pathway, while also showcasing Scottish links golf on a global stage.[2][6][10] Dundonald Links offers a fitting test for a finale broadcast live in prime viewing windows across Europe and the UK, with Sky’s coverage from midday placing viewers right in the heart of the closing round drama.[1]

More information on the championship can be found through the LPGA’s Women’s Scottish Open tournament page.

Article generated: 26 July 2026, 12:01 GMT