Experience Open Championship Golf
Heritage Series from Your Golf Travel
Heritage Series from Your Golf Travel
Golf’s oldest Major is associated with so many iconic moments and attracts millions of viewers across the globe as the UK’s crisp links are put on show.
Whilst eyes are drawn to the likes of The Old Course at St Andrews, many golf courses have contributed to the rich history, like breathtaing Prince’s in Kent and Prestwick where The Open began in 1860.
"The passion of the Northern Irish people and their hunger for this tournament to return after 68 years has all of the ingredients for one of the greatest ever Opens." Nick Dougherty on the 148th Open at Royal Portrush.
Open Championship venues
Prestwick and The Old Course at St Andrews boasts more than 50 Open Championships between them so when it comes to The Open, Scotland is very much its capstone. Whether it is Sir Nick Faldo’s 18 pars at Muirfield, Henrik Stenson’s record victory at Royal Troon or Tiger Woods’ incredible victories at St Andrews in 2000 and 2005, an Open in Scotland is one that is guaranteed to provide drama and script an iconic moment in golf.
Scotland the scene of the start of The Open but also very much the scene of the future. With a vast array of golf courses to enjoy from the test of Carnoustie to the views of Turnberry, it isn’t a choice of if but when.
Open Championship venues
With just one golf course on The Open Championship Rota South of Liverpool, Royal St George's holds the title of most Open’s held in England. Hot on its heels is Royal Liverpool or Hoylake which has held 12 Open Championships where it’s most recent winners were Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.
Those seeking a trip back in time to earlier Open Championships should be sure to check out Royal Cinque Ports and Prince’s in Kent. Royal Cinque Ports is a stern test of golf with a rich history not only of the professional but also the amateur side of the game. Prince’s with its 27 holes of golf and onsite hotel make it an amazing place to spend a great golf weekend.
Open Championship venues
There is just one golf course which has featured on The Open Championship Rota and it is one of the most revered in the world. Portrush, the self-proclaimed, Major Golf Capital of The World, has been home to Fred Daly, Darren Clarke and Graeme McDowell is a stunning place to enjoy a golfing adventure. Whether it is the visually stunning Harry Colt designed Dunluce golf course at Royal Portrush or venturing into the bustling town centre complete with great bars and restaurants, a weekend here playing a golf course of this quality is a trip thousands repeat each and every year.
St Andrews & Fife
Rated 9.6 by 47 golfers (Read reviews of The Old Course, St Andrews)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Glasgow & Ayrshire
Rated 9.6 by 207 golfers (Read reviews of Trump Turnberry Golf Resort 5*)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Dundee & Angus
Rated 9.2 by 104 golfers (Read reviews of Carnoustie Golf Links)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Glasgow & Ayrshire
Rated 9.8 by 15 golfers (Read reviews of Royal Troon Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Glasgow & Ayrshire
Rated 9.6 by 20 golfers (Read reviews of Prestwick Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
East Lothians
Rated 10 by 2 golfers (Read reviews of Muirfield Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Southport
Rated 10 by 30 golfers (Read reviews of Royal Birkdale Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Cheshire
Rated 8.6 by 14 golfers (Read reviews of Royal Liverpool Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Southport
Rated 9 by 24 golfers (Read reviews of Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club)
2 Nights, 3 Rounds
Kent
Rated 9.4 by 31 golfers (Read reviews of Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Kent
Rated 9.2 by 232 golfers (Read reviews of Prince's Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Kent
Rated 9.6 by 27 golfers (Read reviews of Royal St George's Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Antrim
Rated 9.8 by 19 golfers (Read reviews of Royal Portrush Golf Club)
1 Night, 2 Rounds
149th Open
Royal St George’s is a masterpiece of English golf so much so, that it is hosting The Open for the 15th time. Join us in cheering on golf's best players battling for the win along the dramatic stretch of Kent's coast.
It's an easily accessible destination to visit from all over the UK and Ireland so is the perfect opportunity to watch the event live and tick it off your bucketlist.
150th Open
Known as the home of golf, it is only fitting that the Old Course at St Andrew's is hosting the 150th anniversary of the prestigious event in July 2022. Join us in celebrating the history of The Open, the 1st ever Major Championship, in Scotland.
We can organise your tickets, accommodation, hospitality and even a few rounds of your own.