Tennis fans, it’s time to hit the Clay. The French Open, otherwise known as Roland Garros is here. This is the crown jewel of the clay-court season, with the world’s best players descending on Paris to battle it out for one of the biggest prizes in the sport. As always, there is plenty of interest for fans based in the U.S, but navigating the time distance and the various viewing options can be tricky.

Whether you are hoping to catch the action on TV or stream the French Open live online, this guide gives you all the information you need. From TV channels to cable packages and on-the-move streaming, this is your official guide to watching Roland Garros.

Tournament Dates	May 24 - June 7, 2026
Location	Roland Garros, Paris, France
Surface	Outdoor clay courts
Main TV Channels	TNT and truTV
Streaming	HBO Max
Tennis Channel	Select early round matches, on-demand replays, highlights and analysis
Women’s Final	Saturday, June 6, 9am ET on TNT and Max
Men’s Final	Sunday, June 7, 9am ET on TNT and Max
French Open on TV	Schedule, channels & streaming info

Who has the rights to broadcast the French Open in the US?

Warner Bros. Discovery has the rights to The French Open. For a long time the tournament was split between NBC and Tennis Channel, but those days are gone. TNT Sports (a division of Warner Bros. Discovery) now has primary ownership across its family of networks and its streaming service (TNT, truTV, and HBO Max). The deal is long-term, so fans can expect a consistent home for the foreseeable future; qualifying rounds, knockouts, and analysis, all in one place.

Make sure to bookmark our Roland Garros TV and streaming schedule, which will tell you when each game is taking place and on what channel.

Where can I stream the French Open live?

There are a couple of ways that you can stream The French Open.

HBO Max

The best way to stream the French Open is on HBO Max. This is the only platform in the US where you can watch every single match (over 900 matches in total) including the qualifying rounds, every outer court, and the finals. That’s a lot of games, which is why it is good news that HBO Max offers a multiview feature, allowing you to watch four matches at the same time.

Plans & Price:

Standard (Ad-Free): $18.49 per month
Premium (Ad-Free): $22.99 per month

IMPORTANT NOTE: While a "Basic with Ads" tier exists for $10.99/month, the Sports Add-on (which is required for watching Roland Garros) is not included in this subscription plan.

Tennis Channel

While HBO Max has the live match feeds covered, Tennis Channel is still worth a look if you're a serious fan. You get extra analysis, on-demand replays, and classic matches. If you’re a true die-hard fan, then this is a nice bonus to consider.

Price: $11.99/month or $109.99/year.

What channel is showing the French Open?

The French Open will be broadcast on TNT and truTV, which are both part of the Warner Bros. Discovery family. While there is no doubt a ton of additional content available on streaming platforms nowadays, the most high-profile matchups and commentary still finds its way into your living rooms through TNT and truTV. TNT is the main destination for marquee matchups, while truTV focuses more on whip-around coverage and more specific analysis. If you ever find yourself wondering what channel the French open is on today, then make sure to check out our Roland Garros TV schedule, which has up-to-date game times and broadcast information.

Best cable TV packages for watching the French Open

Each of the cable and satellite packages below includes both TNT and truTV in their channel portfolios. These come in at higher prices than the streaming options detailed above, but they do offer a much broader range of sports, entertainment and news, alongside the French open access.

Sling TV (Blue): $45.99 per month - The top pick for budget-conscious fans
YouTube TV: $82.99 per month
Hulu + Live TV: $89.99 per month
DIRECTV: $89.99 per month
Xfinity (Popular TV): $95.00 per month
Spectrum (Select Signature): $100.00 per month

IMPORTANT NOTE: Fubo does not carry TNT or truTV. If you are a Fubo subscriber, you will need to add a Max subscription to see the bulk of the tournament.

Live TV streaming option

Sling TV

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Sling TV is one of the cheapest live TV streaming options for getting access to French Open coverage through Max. It can be a practical pick if you want a lower-cost way to follow the tournament without signing up for a bigger cable-style package.

Free trial No standard trial

Starting price $45.99/month

Best for Low-cost French Open access

Can I watch the French Open for free?

Yes, you can watch the French Open for free. However, it all depends on whether you have used up your free trials on live TV streaming services. Providers like YouTube TV, DIRECTV STREAM, and Hulu + Live TV offer free trials of varying lengths, which can be used when the French Open is on, to give you access to TNT and truTV for the length of the trial.

Please remember to cancel the free trial before the end of the period to ensure you don’t get hit with the full monthly bill. For more information on free trials, why not check out our big guide to free trial streaming?

FAQ - How to watch the Roland Garros

Can I watch the French Open live on the Tennis Channel?

Yes, you can watch some of the French Open on the Tennis Channel. For the 2026 season, the Tennis Channel only showcases select early round matches, with the vast majority of high-profile matches having moved to TNT Sports, including TNT, truTV and Max. Tennis Channel will also have on-demand replays, highlights and analysis programming.

Can I watch the French Open on Amazon Prime?

No, not in the United States. While Amazon Prime Video shows the French Open in some other countries, it does not carry the tournament for US viewers. To stream the French Open in the US, you will need access to Max.

When is the Women’s Singles Final?

The 2026 French Open Women’s Singles Final is taking place on Saturday, June 6, with coverage typically beginning at 9am ET on TNT and streaming live on Max.

When is the Men’s Singles Final?

The 2026 French Open Men’s Singles Final is taking place on Sunday, June 7, with coverage typically beginning at 9am ET on TNT and streaming live on Max.

Can I watch the qualifying rounds?

Yes, the qualifying rounds, played during the week before the main draw, can be viewed on HBO Max and Tennis Channel. TNT and truTV do not begin their live match coverage until the main draw starts on the first Sunday of the tournament.

Does Fubo carry the French Open?

Only partially. Fubo carries the Tennis Channel, which provides early-morning matches and analysis. However, because Fubo does not carry TNT or truTV, subscribers will miss the majority of the marquee singles matches and the finals. If you use Fubo, adding a one-month subscription to Max can help fill the coverage gap.

Is there a way to watch multiple courts at once?

Yes. If you stream through Max, you can use the Multiview feature, which allows you to watch up to four different courts simultaneously on a single screen. This is especially useful during the first week of the tournament when several matches are taking place at the same time.

Sports TV Channels and Streaming Services

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