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The Open Championship 2026

Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland
Jul 16, 2026 — Jul 19, 2026
$17M Prize Pool

About This Tournament

The 2026 Open Championship at Royal Portrush, the oldest of golf's four major championships. Known as 'The Open', it is the only major held outside the United States, featuring links-style golf at its finest.

Tournament Details

Sport

Golf

Venue

Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland

Start Date

July 16, 2026

End Date

July 19, 2026

Prize Pool

$17,000,000

Participants

156 athletes

Format

In-Person

Organizer

R&A

The Open Major Golf Links British Open

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