RBC Heritage 2021 live stream: how to watch PGA golf online from anywhere

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In the US, RBC Heritage coverage is shared by the Golf Channel (opens in new tab) and CBS

The Golf Channel is offering live coverage of rounds 1 and 2 and the early action from rounds 3 and 4, with CBS taking over with live coverage of the latter stages of rounds 3 and 4, including the tournament finale.

How to watch RBC Heritage online without cable

We think the best deal in town for cable-cutting golf fans is FuboTV, (opens in new tab) as it includes both the Golf Channel and CBS in its Starter plan. 

At $65 per month, it's a much cheaper alternative to traditional cable with the flexibility to cancel at any point - and if you haven't had Fubo before, you can take advantage of its FREE TRIAL (opens in new tab) and watch the golf without paying a penny, if that's how you choose to play it.

You can also tap into CBS's coverage via new streamer Paramount Plus (opens in new tab), which costs $9.99 a month for the ad-free version or $5.99 a month with ads. The great news is that it also has a 7-day free trial (opens in new tab)with which you can give it a go without cost.

And if you've got NBC with cable, you just need to head to the Golf Channel website (opens in new tab) and log-in with details of your TV provider for a live stream.

Watch RBC Heritage online from abroad

You needn't find yourself in a pickle when you're abroad, either, as using a good VPN (opens in new tab) as described above will let you watch the streaming services and content you pay for at home, from anywhere in the world. 

UK-based golf fans likely know that Sky Sports (opens in new tab) has the rights to PGA Tour coverage in Blighty - and the same is true of the RBC Heritage.

Live coverage of the tournament is available through the Sky Sports Golf channel from April 15-18. 

Featured Groups coverage starts at 5.30pm BST for rounds 1 and 2, ahead of full coverage going on-air at 8pm, while for rounds 3 and 4 live coverage starts at 5pm.

Subscribers also get to watch on the move using the Sky Go app (opens in new tab), which is available on nearly all modern phones, tablets, laptops, PCs and consoles. For those without Sky, the best option is a Now TV Sky Sports Monthly Pass.

Watch UK golf coverage from abroad To access your usual streaming service from outside the UK, you'll need to download a good VPN (opens in new tab) as detailed above. 

Golf fans in Canada will find that RBC Heritage coverage is split between Golf Channel (opens in new tab) and TSN (opens in new tab).

Golf Channel has exclusive rights to rounds 1 and 2, while TSN joins the party when things heat up for rounds 3 and 4.

Unfortunately, a quick look at logging in to watch the Golf Channel online through a cable provider doesn't reveal any Canadian options, with Bell, Rodgers and other big telecoms players not being listed, so it looks like it's cable-or-bust on Thursday and Friday.

On a more positive note, cord-cutters can subscribe to TSN Direct (opens in new tab) on a streaming-only basis from just $7.99 a day or (much better value) $19.99 a month.

Just remember that if you're abroad right now you can use a VPN (opens in new tab) to magically transport yourself back in Canada to live stream golf coverage just like you would at home.

Golf fans Down Under can watch an official live stream of the RBC Heritage 2021 on Fox Sports or Kayo Sports. 

Live coverage starts at 5am AEST each morning for rounds 1 and 2, and 3am for the final two rounds. 

You'll need to have a paid subscription to watch on Fox Sports. For a cheaper alternative, you can live stream Masters 2021 golf online through slick streaming platform Kayo (opens in new tab). 

Newbies can take advantage of a FREE Kayo trial (opens in new tab) to see if the service is right for them. For those who decide to keep it, Kayo price plans start from a super affordable AUD$25 a month – really good value considering how much premium live sports action it hosts. 

Not in Australia? Aussies abroad looking to watch a golf live stream should find that a good VPN (opens in new tab) helps them access their home streaming services wherever they are.