PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland — A hole-by-hole look at Royal Portrush Golf Club, site of the 153rd Open Championship to be played July 17-20.

Open Championship betting preview from Betfair's golf tipster Steve Rawlings who has all the stats, form and results you need to know for the year’s final major championship

Open Championship gets underway this week at Royal Portrush. Here's the complete Open Championship schedule for the week.

While some may be focused on fine tuning for Royal Portrush -- the final major of the season -- time is also running out to pick up a big win on the 2025 campaign. The Scottish Open is also a nice warm-up for golf fans in the United States as it provides a chance to get ready for The Open viewing schedule that requires some extra coffee for those early morning golf hours.

Rory McIlroy came within a whisker of his second Genesis Scottish Open title, but ultimately finished two strokes behind a surprising winner.

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Open Championship golfers and the British Open favorite to win ahead of the year's final major at Royal Portrush

The final men's major of 2025 is finally here as the 156-player field for the 153rd British Open Championship got its final three spots filled on the eve of the R&A's return to Royal Portrush. A year ago,

The first official practice day is on Sunday with the four-day championship beginning on 17 July.

TourPicks ranks his top-10 Players to watch for at the 2025 Open Championship at Royal Portrush. His insights on the top-10 golfers for the week and reasons why they are primed to win.

Words are tricky. Their meanings change constantly, and the next thing you know, a phrase as old as time has a new definition. Golf is a sport of history, which makes this entire rigamarole over what to call the British Open/Open Championship/The Open so confusing.

Justin Thomas had a warning for the rest of the field for next week's Open Championship as he stated links greens can make players look 'dumb' due to being tricky to read