The Senior Open
Exclusive Experiences for The 38th Senior Open at Carnoustie
25th - 28th July 2024
Exclusive Experiences for The 38th Senior Open at Carnoustie
25th - 28th July 2024
The Senior Open Presented by Rolex will return to Scotland in 2024, taking place at Carnoustie for the first time in eight years.
Darren Clarke emerged victorious the last time the event was in Scotland, fending off a late challenge from his former Ryder Cup teammate Padraig Harrington at Gleneagles in 2022. Clarke's triumph saw him join an esteemed group of golfers, including Tom Watson, Sir Bob Charles, and Gary Player, who have won both The Open and Senior Open championships.
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The Championship course at Carnoustie offers an unparalleled experience that will put every shot in the golfers repertoire to the test. With a rich history, the course has witnessed victories from renowned figures in the sport, including Tom Watson and Ben Hogan. It has also been witness to the downfall of players like Tiger Woods and the infamous collapse of Jean van de Velde.
The Senior Open returns to Carnoustie after a hiatus of eight years, making it the thrid time the course has hosted the event. In 2010, Germany's Bernhard Langer secured his first Senior Major title by defeating Corey Pavin by a single stroke, while England's Paul Broadhurst clinched the championship in 2016 by defeating Scott McCarron by two strokes, thereby cementing his position among the top players in the Senior game.
Carnoustie Championship CourseKey:
Thu 25 Jul
Opening round of the Senior Open at Carnoustie - tee-times released the week of the event
Gates Open (approximately): 7:30am
Fri 26 Jul
Second round of the Senior Open at Carnoustie - tee-times released the week of the event
Gates Open (approximately): 7:30am
Sat 27 Jul
Third round of the Senior Open at Carnoustie - tee-times released the week of the event
Gates Open (approximately): 7:30am
Sun 28 Jul
Final round of the Senior Open at Carnoustie - tee-times released the week of the event
Gates Open (approximately): 7:30am
| Year | Winner | Country | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
2023 |
Alex Cejka |
Germany |
+5 |
2022 |
Darren Clarke |
Northern Ireland |
-10 |
2021 |
Stephen Dodd |
Wales |
-13 |
2019 |
Bernhard Langer |
Germany |
-6 |
2018 |
Miguel Angel Jimenez |
Spain |
-12 |
2017 |
Bernhard Langer |
Germany |
-4 |
2016 |
Paul Broadhurst |
England |
-11 |
2015 |
Marco Dawson |
United States |
-16 |
2014 |
Bernhard Langer |
Germany |
-18 |
2013 |
Mark Wiebe |
United States |
-9 |
2012 |
Fred Couples |
United States |
-9 |
2011 |
Russ Cochran |
United States |
-12 |
Carnoustie, Angus
• Layed out by Old Tom Morris in 1899
• Often used for Open Qualifying for its nearby neighbour Carnoustie
• It was here in 1953 that Ben Hogan first played links golf in practice for that years Open Championship in Carnoustie which he would go onto win by 4 shots
Angus
• There are 2 courses at Monifieth the leading Medal course and the secondary Ashludie course
• The medal is used for Qualifying for the Open Championship when at Carnoustie
• An often under-rated classic links course
Angus
• Considered by many as the 5th oldest club in the world with golfing being played here since 1562 but the first golf club wasn't formed later until 1810
• It is the 3rd oldest Royal golf club in the world
• The course as you would expect is a traditional links layout with tight turf, gorse and deep pot bunkers