Just two weeks and counting until the final men’s major of the year, and the 156-player field for the 153rd Open Championship, coming back to Royal Portrush, is nearly filled up. A year ago, the ...

The Open Championship is going back to Royal Portrush. The R&A announced Wednesday morning that the final major of the year would return to Northern Ireland in 2025 for the 153rd playing of The Open.

Royal Portrush is heavily subsidized by vagabond Americans, who account for three-quarters of the overseas visitors. The Open will be a week-long infomercial to entice golfers from the rest of the ...

I fell in love with Royal Portrush at the Open Championship in 2019. This summer, I got to go back — but this time, I brought golf clubs.

And he finished T-6 at Royal Portrush in 2019 as a young lad. Cause for concern: The 28-year-old Scot ranks only 110th in driving distance on the PGA Tour.

One of the most prestigious sporting tournaments in the world, The Open, returns to Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland in the summer of 2025, after the venue made such an impression in 2019. Back ...

PORTRUSH, NORTHERN IRELAND - APRIL 1: The Claret Jug presented to the winner of The Open Championship is pictured at Royal Portrush Golf Club on April 1, 2019 in Portrush, Northern Ireland.

Royal Portrush’s most famous hole — the 230-yard, uphill par-3 known as Calamity Corner — will now play as the 16th, followed by the potentially drivable par 4 No. 17.

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland -- The Open is returning to Irish soil for the first time in 68 years this week, with golf's best players gathering at Royal Portrush Golf Club for the year's final ...

Now, 68 years later, Royal Portrush on Northern Ireland’s north coast is back on the tournament’s rotation of 10 courses in England and Scotland and is set to host the 148th Open Championship ...

Brian Twite – the only surviving player from the 1951 Open Championship at Royal Portrush – may be 98, but his recollections of the tournament that year are crystal clear.