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The 153rd Open Championship returns to Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland between 13 – 20 July 2025. Be there to witness history unfold in Ireland 2025 with a range of exclusive play-golf experiences inclusive of official tickets to The Open 2025, luxury accommodation, transportation and tee-times at some of the best Irish Golf Courses. Voyages.golf is your official partner to attend The 153rd Open Championship in Ireland 2025. Hospitality upgrade tickets are available. Stay in Belfast, Derry or Portrush during your 153rd Open Championship experience with a comprehensive range of travel packages available. Plus, add-on our signature golf tour of Ireland for 10 nights prior to The Open at Portrush; we play some of Ireland’s great links golf courses. The last golf major to be held at Royal Portrush Golf Club was the 148th Open which Irishman Shane Lowry won in 2019, the time before was in 1951 where Englishman Max Faulkner took the title. Be there with Voyages.golf in Northern Ireland for the 153rd Open, to see who is crowned Champion Golfer of The Year. Voyages.golf is your official Authorised Provider for The Open 2025.
For a seamless and stress-free experience, join our escorted golf tours designed for passionate golf travellers. Enjoy the camaraderie of like-minded golfers as you explore Ireland’s legendary courses with expert guides managing every detail. From tee times to transportation, accommodations, and exclusive events, our escorted tours ensure you make the most of your trip without the hassle of planning. Let us take care of the logistics while you focus on enjoying world-class golf and The Open 2025 in style.
Join your Voyages.golf tour hosts as we traverse the Emerald Isle, playing some of the best links golf courses in Ireland. See the sights & attend The 153rd Open with everything looked taken care of. This tour is best suited for those who haven’t visited Ireland before or who want to tick off Ireland’s main attractions, top golf courses and The Open in one amazing trip.
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| Prices PER PERSON | Double/Twin Share | Single Occupancy |
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| Superior Room | £ 2,598 pp | £ 3,446 pp |
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| Prices PER PERSON | Double/Twin Share | Single Occupancy |
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| Superior Room | £ 1,898 pp | £ 2,598 pp |
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| Sea View Room | £ 4,093 pp | £ 6,187 pp |
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| Prices PER PERSON | Double/Twin Share | Single Occupancy |
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| Standard Room | £ 2,498 pp | £ 3,198 pp |
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All packages include general admission tickets. Upgrade any day to the following Hospitality Ticket & enjoy The 153rd Open Championship in style. All prices below are listed per person & are displayed as the extra cost you would pay to upgrade your ticket per day.
| Day | Scorers Hospitality | Caddies Hospitality |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday 17 July | £ 530 pp | £ 980 pp |
| Friday 18 July | £ 550 pp | £ 1,030 pp |
| Saturday 19 July | £ 540 pp | £ 1,020 pp |
| Sunday 20 July | £ 590 pp | £ 1,070 pp |
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The 152nd Open Championship returns to Royal Troon Golf Club on Scotland's Ayrshire Coast in 2024, for the tenth time ever.
The 153rd Open returns to Royal Portrush Golf Club on Ireland's north coast in 2025 between 13 - 20 July. This will be the third time Royal Portrush hosts the event.
The 154th Open returns to Royal Birkdale Golf Club in 2026. This golf club is located on England's West Coast in Southport, 30 minutes north if Liverpool.
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The Open Championship is run by the R&A, standing for Royal & Ancient society. This organisation has been a golf club since 14 May 1754. In the last century, it has evolved in three main areas: governing The Rules of Golf with the USGA, managing The Open Championship and other golf events, and the development of the sport worldwide. Formally known as The British Open, Golf’s oldest major rebranded to become The Open or The Open Championship.
The Open Championship is one of the most highly coveted golf majors, in equal standing with The US Masters, but it is much older competition. The US Masters has been running for since 1934, while The Open began in 1860. The famed Claret Jug is the prize, along with being named the Champion Golfer of the Year. The prize pool is around $10 million, though the winner receives around $2 million. This is low when compared to other golf majors. The integrity of The Open Championship and renown that comes from winning it is why players return every year.
The Open rota is played on various golf courses in the United Kingdom, with the 148th Open being just the second time the major was held outside of Britain. Royal Portrush saw it once in 1951, and again in 2019 where Shane Lowry raised the Claret Jug. The 153rd Open Championship will return to Royal Portrush between 14 – 20 July 2025.
Format
Occurring over a week, the first half from Monday to Wednesday involves practice days. These are usually the best days to see all players because there is no chance of them missing the tournament cut. Thursday to Sunday are all tournament days. From a field of around 156 players, there are 73 left after the cut from Thursday onwards. The format is stroke play over four days, with 18 holes played each day.
Play is in groups of three in the first two days, and groups of two in the final two days. They are assigned as pairs by officials on the initial two days, with each player having one morning and one-afternoon tee-time. In the final two days, players tee off in reverse order of accumulated score, with the leaders last. After 36 holes, only the two 70 and tied players remain in the tournament and complete in the third and fourth round. If players are tied for the win on Sunday, they enter a 3-hole playoff, followed by sudden death if no winner emerges from the playoff.
Royal Portrush – Dunluce Course
3-time host of Golf’s Oldest Major, The Royal Portrush Golf Club has two courses. The Valley Course is lesser-known under the shadow of The Dunluce Course. It is the Dunluce Course that is The Open Championship route. Designed by Old Tom Morris & reworked by Harry Colt, the par 72 links golf course measures 6,691 metres (7,317 yards); it is one of the longest links courses on The Open Rota. Royal Portrush was formed as a club back in May 1888, known at the time as The County Club; it became The Royal Country Club in 1892. Ranked the 8th Best Golf Course in The World by Golf Digest, Royal Portrush Dunluce Course is a spectacular 18-hole route overlooking The Atlantic Sea.
| Year | Country | Champion | Golf Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | South Africa | Louis Oosthuizen | The Old Course, St Andrews |
| 2011 | Northern Ireland | Darren Clarke | Royal St Georges, England |
| 2012 | South Africa | Ernie Els | Royal Lytham & St Annes, England |
| 2013 | United States | Phil Mickelson | Muirfield, Scotland |
| 2014 | Northern Ireland | Rory McIlroy | Royal Liverpool, England |
| 2015 | United States | Zach Johnson | The Old Course, St Andrews |
| 2016 | Sweden | Henrik Stenson | Royal Troon, Scotland |
| 2017 | United States | Jordan Spieth | Royal Birkdale, England |
| 2018 | Italy | Francisco Molinari | Carnoustie, Scotland |
| 2019 | Ireland | Shane Lowry | Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland |
| 2020 | Covid-19 | - | - |
| 2021 | United States | Colin Morikawa | Royal St George's, England |
| 2022 | Australia | Cameron Smith | The Old Course, St Andrews |
| 2023 | United States | Brian Harman | Royal Liverpool, England |
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