The best Black Friday streaming deal for golf fans might just come from… Walmart.
But what could the retail behemoth possibly have to do with streaming golf, we hear you ask. Well, its membership scheme, Walmart+, now comes with a subscription to Peacock or Paramount+, two of the biggest US golf broadcasters.
What’s more, Walmart+ is currently 50% off this Black Friday, so just $49 will cover you for the next 12 months. For comparison, a Peacock Premium annual subscription costs $109.99, while a year’s access with Paramount+ is priced at $59.99, rising to $89.99 from January.
Walmart+ gets you free deliveries on your groceries, savings on your gas, and a host of other perks. But they’ve just introduced a major draw with a free sub to one of two major streaming platforms.
Peacock is the streaming platform for broadcasting giant NBC, while Paramount+ is the online service of CBS.
Between them, they have much of the golfing calendar locked down. They split the men’s majors, with NBC getting the US Open and The Open while CBS gets the Masters and PGA Championship. They also have all the significant PGA Tour events sewn up between them.
You can’t have both, at least not at the same time. You can choose between Peacock and Paramount+, and swap between them every 90 days.
This way, you could watch all four men’s Majors in 2026 under the same deal. Set your sub to Paramount+ for the Masters (final two rounds) in April and PGA Championship (final two rounds) in May before switching to Peacock for the US Open in June and The Open in July.
For Paramount+ you get the Essential plan and for Peacock you get the Premium plan – all you need for catching their golf coverage.
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