The R&A announced Thursday that the 155th Open Championship will be played on St. Andrews’ Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland, on July 15-18, 2027. That year will also mark a significant ...

The historic 155th Open Championship will be held at the legendary Old Course at St. Andrews. The home of golf will host the special edition of the Major Championship from July 11th to 18th ...

The R&A announced Thursday that the Open Championship will be heading back to the Old Course at St. Andrews in 2027. Last hosting the event in 2022, the Old Course was the site of Cameron Smith's ...

The Old Course at St Andrews is ranked widely as one of the world's finest courses The Old Course at St Andrews has been confirmed as the host of the Open Championship in 2027. The announcement by ...

The Championship, which will be played from July 15-18, returns to St Andrews for the first time since The 150th Open in 2022 when Cameron Smith produced a remarkable final-round 64 on the Old ...

The staging at St Andrews will then be the 31st edition on the Old Course. Neil Coulson, Chief Executive of St Andrews Links Trust, said: “We’re delighted to be working with The R&A ...

The Old Course at St Andrews has been confirmed as the host of the Open Championship in 2027. The announcement by the R&A maintains the five-year cycle the Old Course has had, with just one ...

THE world famous Old Course in St Andrews has been given the go-ahead to expand its clubhouse to cope with record numbers of visitors flocking to the Home of Golf. St Andrews Links Trust will make ...

Look no further than Thursday’s announcement. The R&A selected the Old Course at St. Andrews to host The Open again in 2027. The 155th Open will also mark the 100th anniversary since the ...

Yes, it’s a fantastic thrill to be able to walk in the footsteps of Open champions and AIG Women’s Open winners on the likes of St Andrews Old Course, Carnoustie, Muirfield and Royal Troon.

The Old Course at St Andrews, widely regarded as the 'Home of Golf', first hosted a British Open in 1873 when the 13th edition of the tournament was played over an 18-hole course for the first time.

It is quintessentially St Andrews. A plaque on the wall leading out to the Old Course – with the famous links in the foreground and the West Sands stretching as far as the eye can see in the ...