The Open

Architecture - Open - St. Andrews

Behind the Architectural Curtain Pt.1

150th Open Championship, The Old Course at St. Andrews

Jack Nicklaus - 1970 Open

1970 Open at St. Andrews – Jack’s springboard

Dad’s death propelled Golden Bear to greatest heights

The Open - Turnberry's Turn?

Turnberry’s Turn?

R&A’s clear line in sand to former President

Grades - The Open 2021

Final Grades for Royal St. George’s

149th Open Championship

Can Louis go wire-to-wire for the Claret Jug?

Can Louis go wire-to-wire for the Claret Jug?

Three rounds complete – one to go

Boorish Bryson bombs out

Boorish Bryson bombs out

149th Open Championship / Royal St. George’s Golf Club

Open - Oosthuizen Spieth resilience on display

Oosthuizen, Spieth resilience on display

149th Open Championship / Royal St. George’s Golf Club

The Open - Westwood's way

Westwood’s way

Finding Fun, Forgetting Frustration – 149th Open Championship

Golf's Olympics for men

The Open is golf’s Olympics for the men

149th Open Championship / Royal St. George’s Golf Club

Architecture - Royal St George's 2

Behind the Architectural Curtain

149th Open Championship / Royal St. George’s Golf Club. Part 2

Behind the Architectural Curtain

149th Open Championship / Royal St. George’s Golf Club. Part 1

The Open - Sensational Sandy - Looking back

Looking back – Scotland’s sensational Sandy

149th Open Championship / Royal St. George’s Golf Club

Martin Ebert weighs in on Royal Portrush - Looking back at the 148th Open Championship

Martin Ebert weighs in on Royal Portrush

Looking back at the 148th Open Championship

Shane’s road - then and now- Resilience brings home Claret Jug

Shane’s Road – Then & Now

Resilience brings home Claret Jug

Pictured: Shane Lowry celebrates with the Claret Jug. R&A finds own "Shinnecock" - 148th Open rousing success -- Portrush to return in '24?

R&A finds its own “Shinnecock”

148th Open rousing success — Portrush to return in ’24?

Irish hopes rest on Lowry

Weight of Emerald Isle rests on Lowry’s shoulders

Irish eyes are smiling — for now

Watson and Turnberry – Remembering 2009

“It would have been a helluva story”

The 5th

Five holes to watch at Royal Portrush

148th Open Championship Commences Thursday

Open pick a winner

How to pick a winner at the Open Championship

The only major to be held outside of the US has been dominated by experienced players for a long time

Golf's greatest major? The Open stands first among equals

The Open stands first among equals

Golf’s greatest Major?

The Open Championship, is one of the most prestigious and historic events in the world of golf. Scheduled to take place in 2023, this highly anticipated tournament brings together the finest golfers from around the globe to compete for the coveted Claret Jug.

Known for its rich heritage and challenging links courses, The Open offers a unique test of skill, strategy, and resilience. With a storied history dating back to 1860, the tournament has produced iconic moments and legendary champions who have left an indelible mark on the sport.

As anticipation builds for the 2023 edition, golf enthusiasts eagerly await to witness the drama and excitement that unfolds on the renowned links course selected as the venue for this prestigious championship.

The 151st Open takes place at Royal Liverpool from 16-23 July 2023.