Tennis Grand Slam: How to Follow All Four Majors Live

If you love tennis, the Grand Slam season is the biggest thing on the calendar. It’s the Aussie Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open – four tournaments, four different surfaces, and endless drama. But chasing the matches can get confusing fast. Below you’ll find the dates, the best ways to stream, and a few shortcuts so you never miss a point.

When the Grand Slams Happen

Each Slam runs for two weeks, usually starting on a Monday. Here’s the quick cheat sheet:

• Australian Open – Mid‑January, Melbourne. Warm weather, hard courts.
• French Open (Roland Garros) – Late May to early June, Paris. Slow clay that tests endurance.
• Wimbledon – Early July, London. Grass, tradition and strawberries.
• US Open – Late August to early September, New York. Fast hard courts, night matches.

All four events are on the ATP calendar, so the official ATP website posts live scores, but for real‑time video you’ll need a streaming service.

Where to Watch the Action

There are three main ways to catch Grand Slam matches online. Pick the one that fits your budget and device.

1. ATP Tennis TV – This is the ATP’s own streaming platform. It offers live coverage of ATP tournaments and a handful of Grand Slam matches when the rights are shared. The good news? There’s a free trial that lasts 7 days, and sometimes a free tier for select matches. Check the “Is ATP Tennis TV Free?” guide for the latest trial details.

2. Prime Video – Amazon has the rights for some US Open and Wimbledon matches in certain regions. If you already have an Amazon Prime subscription, you can watch live and on‑demand without any extra cost. Look for the “Is Tennis on Prime Video?” article to see which rounds are included.

3. Dedicated Sports Streams – Services like ESPN+, Eurosport Player, or local broadcasters (e.g., NBC Sports in the US, Sky Sports in the UK) often carry the full slate. They usually charge a monthly fee, but they guarantee the highest quality feed and post‑match replays.

If you’re on a tight budget, use the free trial on ATP Tennis TV for the Australian Open, then switch to a short Prime Video trial for Wimbledon. After that, a cheap sports bundle can keep you covered for the French and US Opens.

Don’t forget to set up alerts on the ATP site or your chosen app. A push notification will tell you when a match you love starts, even if you’re on a break at work.

Finally, if you travel often, check the airline rules for carrying a small tablet or portable charger. Flying with sports equipment isn’t needed, but a good battery life makes binge‑watching at the airport way easier.

With the dates in hand, a streaming plan sorted, and alerts turned on, you’re set to enjoy every ace, break point and five‑set thriller the Grand Slam season throws at you. Grab a snack, get comfy, and let the tennis roll.