SEN delivers live coverage of 2025 Australian Golf Open

Rory McIlroy. Image: Reuters

Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) has teed off with its broadcast of Australia’s biggest golf tournament – the 2025 Crown Australian Open.

Starting today (Thursday, December 4) SEN will provide four days of live coverage from Royal Melbourne Golf Club.

Golf enthusiasts can tune in as SEN goes live on-course, providing expert commentary and updates across all four afternoon sessions, broadcasting from 12pm AEDT daily.

Headlined by SEN’s Andy Maher, the commentary team will follow golf’s biggest names, including 2025 Masters winner, Rory McIlroy (main photo) as he battles for the prestigious Stonehaven Cup alongside Aussie favourites Cam Smith, Adam Scott, Min Woo Lee, Marc Leishman and Lucas Herbert.

Maher will be joined by Miles Pfitzner, Sam Hargreaves, Jimmy Emanuel, Ryan Lynch and Georgia Rajic to deliver  insights and analysis throughout the tournament.

SEN’s coverage will be available on SEN Fanatic DAB+ and the SEN app, plus on the network’s sports stations nationally from 12pm AEDT, before SEN’s sports stations move to coverage of the second Ashes Test live from the Gabba.

Fans attending Royal Melbourne can also bring their headphones and listen live via SEN Stadium on the SEN app.

SEN CEO Craig Hutchison said it was a privilege for the network to have the audio broadcast rights to one of the most anticipated editions of the Australian Open golf to date.

“We’re thrilled to bring golf fans unparalleled access to one of the most prestigious tournaments on the Australian sporting calendar; the Crown Australian Open. With a world-class field and our expert commentary team on course, SEN will deliver the ultimate listening experience for fans both at Royal Melbourne and across the country.”

Rory McIlroy image credit: Reuters