U.S. Open sponsorship and advertising opportunities

U.S. Open

Explore opportunities with U.S. Open

Partner with the U.S. Open and elevate your campaign with one of golf’s best-known majors. WSA delivers exclusive access and impactful media strategies.

Advertising Impacts you can expect

156

players

Field Size

Top-tier professionals

10

million

Viewers Per Day

Broadcast and stream reach

1895

year

First Held

Over a century of tradition

110

countries

Broadcast Coverage

Multiplatform reach

750

million

Total Impressions

Across TV, digital, and social

Advertise at the U.S. Open — America’s most prestigious golf tournament. With high TV ratings and intense competition, the U.S. Open brings your brand into the limelight.

Explore televised branding, digital campaigns, and athlete activations throughout tournament week.

Advertising Opportunities

Advertise on Course & Tee Signage

Course & Tee Signage

Gain high-impact visibility with signage on select tees, fairways, and greens at one of golf’s most competitive stages. Ideal for brands seeking global reach and elite association.

$250K – $3M

Advertise on Player Sponsorships

Player Sponsorships

Partner with players in the field to feature your brand across apparel, equipment, and personal content. Leverage their journey through one of golf’s most demanding tournaments.

$200K – $8M per player

Advertise on VIP Hospitality & Brand Lounges

VIP Hospitality & Brand Lounges

Host key clients and stakeholders in luxury suites and branded hospitality environments. The U.S. Open offers premium networking opportunities in a world-class setting.

$75K – $1.5M per tournament

Advertise on Branded Content & Digital Series

Branded Content & Digital Series

Produce engaging digital content around the U.S. Open — from practice round coverage to player interviews — and distribute it across golf-focused media and social platforms.

$75K – $1M per campaign

About U.S. Open

U.S. Open: America’s Ultimate Test in Golf

The U.S. Open is one of golf’s most prestigious and challenging tournaments, renowned for its tough conditions, historic courses, and dramatic finishes. Held at iconic venues across the United States, it draws global viewership and is a cornerstone of the professional golf calendar.

U.S. Open course with gallery following play

Advertising around the U.S. Open spans broadcast sponsorships, on-site branding, digital media partnerships, and hospitality experiences. With a high-profile audience that includes business leaders, golf fans, and luxury consumers, the tournament offers excellent brand alignment and storytelling potential.

Discreet sponsor visibility at the U.S. Open

For brands seeking to reach affluent, engaged, and sport-savvy audiences on an iconic American stage, the U.S. Open is an ideal advertising partner.

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