Apple Sports App Swings Into the Green: Live PGA and LPGA Golf Coverage Now Available

Apple is driving straight for the pin with its latest update to the Apple Sports app, now serving up real-time golf coverage from both the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour—including all four major championships. With this move, Apple is not just expanding its sports portfolio; it’s teeing up a full-featured, hole-by-hole experience for golf fans everywhere.

Fore! Apple Sports Just Got a Major Upgrade

Since its debut in February 2024, the Apple Sports app has quickly become a go-to destination for live scores, stats, standings, and schedules across a wide range of sports. From basketball and football to soccer and hockey, the app has delivered real-time updates with a clean, intuitive design that fans love.

Now, with the addition of professional golf, Apple is catering to one of the world’s most popular and prestigious sports. Users can follow their favorite golfers with live leaderboards, individual scorecards, and hole-by-hole results for every round of every official PGA and LPGA Tour event throughout the year.

The excitement kicks off immediately with the WM Phoenix Open this weekend—one of the PGA Tour’s most fan-friendly and high-energy tournaments. Whether you’re tracking Rory McIlroy’s drive, Nelly Korda’s putting, or the latest leaderboard shake-up, Apple Sports promises to keep you in the loop with lightning-fast updates.

More Than Just Birdies and Eagles

But Apple isn’t stopping at golf. The latest update also brings European soccer fever to the app, adding coverage for some of the continent’s most beloved domestic cup competitions:

• DFB-Pokal (Germany)
• Coupe de France (France)
• Coppa Italia (Italy)
• Copa del Rey (Spain)

This expansion means soccer fans can now follow their teams through the knockout stages of these prestigious tournaments, all within the same sleek interface they use for tracking the Premier League, LaLiga, or the Champions League.

Super Bowl Sunday? Apple Sports Has You Covered

And if you thought the timing was perfect for golf fans, Apple also made sure football enthusiasts aren’t left out. With Super Bowl LIX just around the corner, the app is ready to deliver live score updates, real-time stats, and play-by-play action right to your iPhone’s Lock Screen and Apple Watch via Live Activities. No need to keep unlocking your phone—Apple Sports brings the game to you, instantly.

Available Everywhere You Are

The Apple Sports app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and it’s completely free to use. There are no subscriptions, no paywalls—just pure, uninterrupted sports action at your fingertips.

Whether you’re a die-hard golf fan eager to track every stroke at Augusta or a soccer supporter following your team through the Coppa Italia, Apple Sports is positioning itself as the ultimate all-in-one sports companion.

What’s Next?

With golf now in the lineup, the big question is: what’s next for Apple Sports? Could we see tennis Grand Slams, Formula 1 racing, or even esports in future updates? Apple has been steadily expanding its sports footprint, and with the growing popularity of streaming services like MLS Season Pass and rumored interest in other leagues, the possibilities seem endless.

For now, though, Apple is clearly focused on delivering a best-in-class experience for the sports it covers—and with golf now live, the app is swinging for the fences.

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