The 2023 Italian Open golf takes place from May 4-7. Watch a 2023 Italian Open live stream of all the action from the DP World Tour event.

The event, which is also known as the DS Automobiles Italian Open, is part of the 2023 DP World Tour season, but moves from it’s traditional September date this year.

That is because host venue Marco Simone Golf & Country Club in Rome will be staging the 2023 Ryder Cup in September.

The Italian Open was first formed in 1925 as a national championship and joined the now DP World Tour in 1975. This is the fourth time it will take place at the Marco Simone Golf & Country Club.

Robert MacIntyre is the reigning champion after winning the tournament in 2022.

Former winners of the event include Tony Jacklin, Mark James, Bernhard Langer, Sandy Lyle, Sam Torrance, Greg Norman, Ian Poulter, Graeme McDowell, Francesco Molinari, Tyrell Hatton and Nicolai Hojgaard.

You can watch a live stream and watch all of the drama unfold across four days of the Italian Open golf.

Where to watch the 2023 Italian Open Live Stream & Broadcast Details

Main Broadcasters:

United States & Canada – Golf Channel & NBC
United Kingdom – Sky Sports

Other Countries:

Australia – Fox Sports
Belgium/Netherlands – Ziggo Sport
Czech Republic / Hungary / Romania – Golf Channel CZ
China – iQiyi
France – Golf Channel FR
Germany/Austria/Switzerland – XYZ Sports
Hong Kong – Now TV
Iceland – Stod2
India – Golf.tv
Japan – WOWOW
Korea – JTBC Golf
Latin America – Golf.tv
Malaysia – Astro
Middle East – Golf.tv
New Zealand – Sky TV
Portugal – Sport TV
Scandinavia – TV3 Sport
Singapore – Star Hub
South Africa – Super Sport
Spain – Movistar Plus
Taiwan – Sport Cast
Thailand – Golf Channel

Italian Open Golf Format & Schedule

The Italian Open golf will be played over four rounds / 72 holes at the par-71 Marco Simone Golf & Country Club in Rome, Italy. There is a cut after the opening two rounds.

• Day 1 – Thursday, March 4
• Day 2 – Friday, March 5
• Day 3 – Saturday, March 6
• Day 4 – Sunday, March 7

The tournament carries a prize fund of €3,000,000.