The Open Championship

Pre-tournament favourite Jon Rahm, the recently crowned US Open champion, was stung by a double bogey at the par four ninth

The next edition of the tournament be played at the Royal St. George's in July 2021.

The 23-year-old wins his third major championship at Royal Birkdale Golf Club.

The 23-year-old is chasing his third major and a first Open title.

The American heads into the weekend with a two stroke lead.

American trio level pegging on five-under-par after day one at Royal Birkdale.

World number three not looking forward to returning to East Lothian course for The Open.

A total of 498 votes (80.2%) were cast in favour of overdue change during four-week second ballot.

The 2024 Olympic Games and future of The Open Championship could change during Trump's first term.

The American relinquishes the lead at Royal Troon as Stenson eyes maiden major title.

2013 champion leads by a single shot ahead of Henrik Stenson.

Mickelson finished 63 eight under par.

Royal Troon is set to stage one of the highlights of the British sporting summer.

Colin Montgomerie will hit the first ball at Royal Troon.

East Lothian course was barred from hosting The Open after May ballot saw continued ban on women members.

Golf lovers came from far and wide to pursue their ambition of playing at Royal Troon.

Muirfield lost the right to host The Open after members narrowly voted to continue with male-only membership.

R&A has confirmed Muirfield will not host the iconic event as long as women cannot become members.

Dustin Johnson leads after a delayed second day at St Andrews.

The 144th edition of the Open Championship begins on 16 July.

Fourteen-time major winner has no plans to give up golf despite his recent decline.

Jordan Spieth warms up for St Andrews test with victory in US competition.

BREAKING: McIlroy confirmed the news via a message to his Instagram followers.

McIlroy ruptured the ligament in his left ankle and suffered joint damage while playing football.

The coveted and prestigious end-of-year prize has being overshadowed by negative vibes over McIlroy's snub.

Northern Irishman claims award for second time in three years after double major win.

All smiles for McIlroy family after Rory lifts Claret Jug and dad Gerry wins £100,000 bet.

Rory McIlroy takes out the Open to come a step closer towards completing a Grand Slam

Royal Liverpool, or Hoylake, has been lengthened and includes more testing obstacles than in 2006

The 14-time major winner is hopeful of drawing on his experience at Royal Liverpool