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The Old Course at St Andrews

11 - 18 July 2027

ST ANDREWS

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St Andrews, Fife, Scotland

The home of golf. An iconic venue synonymous with golf's original Championship. St Andrews will host The Open for the 31st time in 2027, five years on from Cameron Smith triumphing in a historic Championship played in front of record crowds.

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The Open at St Andrews

Bobby Jones on the 17th tee of The Old Course, 1927

Bobby Jones at The Old Course starter's hut, 1927

Crowds gather around the scoreboards outside The R&A clubhouse, 1927

The legendary Bobby Jones wins The Open at St Andrews, 1927

Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player prepare to tee off, 1964

Icons of the game, 1970

Doug Sanders' putt to win The Open slides by the hole, 1970

Jack Nicklaus triumphs in a play-off over Doug Sanders, 1970

Seve Ballesteros claims victory at St Andrews, 1984

The greatest crowds in golf gather at the home of golf, 1990

Nick Faldo achieves every golfer's dream, to win at St Andrews, 1990

An ecstatic Costantino Rocca after holing from the valley of sin, 1995

John Daly wins The 124th Open beating Costantino Rocca in a play-off, 1995

Jack Nicklaus waves goodbye to the home of golf, 2005

Tiger Woods wins his second Open and his second at the Home of Golf, 2005

Louis Oosthuizen stuns the golfing world, cruising to a seven-stroke victory, 2010

The King waves goodbye to The Old Course, 2015

Tom Watson in his final Open appearance at St Andrews, 2015

Zach Johnson after winning in a play-off to join an elite list of St Andrews Open winners, 2015

Cameron Smith with the Claret Jug following his victory in The 150th Open, 2022

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The Open at St Andrews

1873

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Tom Kidd becomes hometown Champion

1876

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Martin, a St Andrews caddie and assistant to Old Tom Morris, declared the winner

1879

Jamie Anderson claims third consecutive win

1882

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Three in a row for the Musselburgh champion

1885

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Second Open victory for Bob Martin

1888

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Jack Burns win The Open after scorecard correction

1891

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Hugh Kirkaldy beats brother Andrew

1895

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JH Taylor was victorious in the first 72-hole Championship played at St Andrews

1900

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Taylor romps to second Old Course victory

1905

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Braid escapes the railway to capture second Open

1910

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Record fifth Open victory for Braid

1921

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Hometown hero wins... for America

1927

Bobby Jones 1927

Bobby Jones 1927

Jones becomes first amateur to win back-to-back

1933

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Four consecutive 73s helps Shute to Open win

1939

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Dick Burton secures last pre-war title for Britain

1946

Sam Snead Champion Golfer 1946

Sam Snead Champion Golfer 1946

Sam Snead takes first post-war title

1955

Peter Thomson Claret Jug 1955

Peter Thomson Claret Jug 1955

Peter Thomson starts the Australian challenge

1957

Bobby Locke wins in final green drama

1960

Kel Nagle Champion Golfer 1960

Kel Nagle Champion Golfer 1960

Kel Nagle captures the centenary Open

1964

Tony Lema Claret Jug 1964

Tony Lema Claret Jug 1964

Tony Lema sweeps to victory

1970

Jack Nicklaus triumphs in a play-off over Doug Sanders, 1970

Jack Nicklaus triumphs in a play-off over Doug Sanders, 1970

Sanders and Nicklaus contested The Open’s first 18-hole play-off

1978

Jack Nicklaus 1978

Jack Nicklaus 1978

Nicklaus claims his second Home of Golf title

1984

Seve Ballesteros 1984 St Andrews

Seve Ballesteros 1984 St Andrews

“It was the happiest single shot of my life.”

1990

Nick Faldo achieves every golfer

Nick Faldo achieves every golfer

Flawless Faldo sets record at the Old Course

1995

John Daly wins The 124th Open beating Costantino Rocca in a play-off, 1995

John Daly wins The 124th Open beating Costantino Rocca in a play-off, 1995

Daly wins with power and precision

2000

Tiger Woods wins his first Open, by 8 strokes at St Andrews, 2000

Tiger Woods wins his first Open, by 8 strokes at St Andrews, 2000

Tiger Woods wins the millennium Open in magnificent style

2005

Tiger Woods Claret Jug 2005

Tiger Woods Claret Jug 2005

Woods claims his second Open title at St Andrews

2010

Louis Oosthuizen stuns the golfing world, cruising to a seven-stroke victory, 2010

Louis Oosthuizen stuns the golfing world, cruising to a seven-stroke victory, 2010

Louis Oosthuizen wins by seven strokes

2015

Zach Johnson triumphs on the Old Course

2022

The Champion Golfer of the Year

The Champion Golfer of the Year

Smith seals historic triumph

Champion Golfers at St Andrews

Seve Ballesteros 1988