The Open | Golf's Original Championship
Get the latest news and videos from The Open Championship, golf's original major. The 153rd Open will take place at Royal Portrush from 13-20 July 2025.
The 153rd Open | Royal Portrush | The Open
Discover The 153rd Open at Royal Portrush, 17–20 July 2025. Get spectator info, explore history, and feel the magic of golf’s original Championship.
Leaderboard For The 152nd Open at Royal Troon - The 152nd Open
View the official leaderboard for The 152nd Open at Royal Troon. Keep up to date with the latest scores here on The Open website!
The 152nd Open at Royal Troon | The Open - Golf's Original Major
Relive The 152nd Open at Royal Troon, held from 14–21 July 2024. Watch event highlights and view the full leaderboard from this iconic Championship.
Previous Open Championship Results and Winners | The Open
Discover the history of past Open Championships and relive the moment players became Champion Golfer of the Year, with an in-depth look at previous Opens.
The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool | The Open
The venue for The 151st Open in 2023, which was won in convincing fashion by Brian Harman, Royal Liverpool has hosted golf's original Championship on 13 occasions. The picturesque Hoylake links has evolved through the ages, with a spectacular new 17th hole - 'Little Eye' - the most recent addition.
Forged By Nature | The Open | Golf's Original Championship
Discover more about the rich history of The Open, golf's original major and one of the most prestigious Championships in the world of sport.
The Open | Golf's Original Championship
Get the latest news and video highlights from The Open Championship, golf's original major. The 151st Open took place at Royal Liverpool from 16-23 July 2023.
The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale | The Open
The 154th Open will take place at Royal Birkdale in 2026. Learn all about the Southport links and its history hosting golf's original Championship
Regional Qualifying | Goswick - The Open
Set in the stunning Northumberland coastline, Goswick Golf Club has served as a Regional Qualifying venue since 2018. Designed by five-time Champion Golfer James Braid, the course sits six miles south of Berwick-upon-Tweed and measures 6,803 yards from the medal tees.