Apple Sports has expanded its iPhone app to include golf, delivering real-time scores, stats, and live leaderboards for all PGA Tour and LPGA Tour events, starting with the WM Phoenix Open this weekend.

In this release, the app also adds European soccer cups such as the DFB-Pokal, Coupe de France, Coppa Italia, and Copa del Rey.

Tennis coverage now includes real-time statistics and point-by-point updates to improve live match tracking.

Users can customize their experience by selecting which sports, leagues, and events to follow and by organizing the home view accordingly.

Apple highlights a fast, glanceable experience designed to keep users within the Apple ecosystem across iPhone, Apple Watch, and potentially Apple TV.

Golf fans will benefit from centralized, real-time data and a unified experience on the iPhone.

The update emphasizes relevance for both casual followers with general leaderboard updates and dedicated fans who want to track favorite players and majors.

The changes reflect a broader strategy to meet live sports consumption trends by offering timely updates for fans of multiple sports.

Apple Sports originally launched in 2024 and is now available on iPhone in the U.S., UK, Canada, and multiple European countries, expanding its reach.

Golf coverage centers on real-time updates and player context, consolidating data from multiple sources into a single feed.

Users can navigate between scores, upcoming games, play-by-play details, and lineup information, with live games accessible through the Apple TV app and other connected streaming apps.

This golf expansion follows a broader rollout that already increased European availability in 2025, expanding coverage to over 20 European countries.