Jordan Spieth set to ignite Australian Open

The world’s best golfers will be vying for The Australian Open’s prestigious Stonehaven Cup when they tee up at The Australian Golf Club in Sydney starting Thursday.

World No. 1 golfer Jordan Spieth will be back to defend his title, having won the 2014 Australian Open, followed by the 2015 US Masters, US Open and another three PGA Tour titles. The 22 year old faces tough competition including world no.12 Adam Scott, who just missed out on his third yellow jacket at the Australian Masters last week.

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Seven’s golf coverage will be live streamed on the PLUS7 app, with coverage of the Australian Open, Masters and Australian PGA for the first time on mobile, giving Australians access anywhere, anytime on any device.

This will build on the success of Seven’s ground-breaking live, free and exclusive coverage of the Australian Open tennis across broadcast television, mobile, hybrid and online, as well as Royal Ascot, Wimbledon World Swimming Championship and the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

The Australian Masters will be hosted by Peter Donegan, with expert commentary from Ian Baker-Finch, Wayne Grady, Grant Dodd and Pat Welsh.

BROADCAST TIMES

Thursday November 26 – Sunday November 29
Australian Open Golf – Day 1 - 4

Sydney 12pm LIVE on Channel 7
Melbourne 12pm LIVE on Channel 7
Brisbane 11am LIVE on Channel 7
Adelaide 11.30am LIVE on Channel 7
Perth 9am LIVE on Channel 7