* From 2 pm - 7 pm Tennis Channel coverage will emanate from Grandstand, Court 17, Court 11 and/or Court 13 only

** From 11 am - 7 pm Tennis Channel coverage will emanate from outside of Arthur Ashe Stadium and will not include matches in Arthur Ashe Stadium

CBS SPORTS is serving up its 44th consecutive year of US Open coverage and will broadcast more than 37 hours of this year’s event, including the prime-time Women’s Singles Final on Saturday, September 10, and the Men’s Singles Final on Sunday, September 11. CBS Sports is also broadcasting Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day for the 16th straight year, on Sunday, August 28.

ESPN is in its third year as cable broadcaster for the US Open and will broadcast nearly 100 hours of live action, including weekday afternoon coverage and exclusive weekday prime-time broadcasts. ESPN’s expansive coverage culminates with the Women’s Doubles Final and a tournament wrap-up show on Sunday, September 11.

TENNIS CHANNEL will broadcast the US Open for a total of more than 250 hours, including 72 hours of live coverage along with daily US Open preview and highlight shows. On the last three days, Tennis Channel will show encores of the men’s and women’s singles semifinals and finals. (Important note for Cablevision and FiOS subscribers: Due to the disputes between Cablevision and FiOS with one of our official broadcast partners, Tennis Channel, we expect that this week's Tennis Channel matches will not be available on Cablevision or FiOS. We remind our fans that all live televised matches are available for free on USOpen.org.)

EUROSPORT is the exclusive European broadcaster of the US Open and reaches 59 countries in Europe. It televises the event in 20 different languages.

WOWOW is Japan’s premier satellite broadcaster and holds the exclusive US Open television rights in Japan. It has been affiliated with the US Open since 1992.