The Open Championship

The Open Championship returns to Royal Troon for the first time since 2016, with the world’s best golfers battling it out for the Claret Jug.

Open Championship betting ideas here – we think those at the top of the market will do very well at Royal Troon this July.

The Open will take place from 13-20 July 2025.

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Just a few months to the first Major of 2024 – always anticipated, always exciting and always delivering fantastic drama.

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A resolute Georgia bulldog captured the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. M. James Ward reviews the determination of Brian Harman who demonstrated an unmatched…

The 36-year-old American triumphed by six shots at rainy Hoylake.

The 36-year-old held his nerve in the rain at Hoylake on Sunday.

Jon Rahm, Jason Day, Sepp Straka and Tom Kim finished tied for second.

Only two players in Open history have let a five-shot lead slip after 54 holes, but Brian Harman maintained that advantage at the turn at…

Scheffler had finished no worse than 12th in any of his 16 events this season and no lower than fifth in his last seven starts.

Brian Harman is one round away from snatching the Claret Jug. M. James Ward reviews the performance he has shown and what’s in store with…

Only two players in history have squandered such an advantage after 54 holes.

The American recovered from a shaky start to compile a third round of 69 at Royal Liverpool.

Rahm jumped from two over par to six under at Royal Liverpool.

The world number three is the first player to shoot lower than 65 in an Open at Hoylake.

A third-round 68 lifted Hatton back to one under for the tournament.

Fowler carded a bogey-free 67, despite battling awful conditions in the early part of his round.