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The Open Championship packages
Experience the world's most historic major
The most exciting week on the golf calendar, every July the world’s best players flood back to the British Isles to play The Open Championship – golf’s most beloved and historic major championship. Here at Golfbreaks, there is no need to enter the ticket ballot – simply book your Open Championship package with us and we’ll guarantee your tickets, accommodation, and tournament transfers, all at great value.
Why book a package to The Open with Golfbreaks?
- Get guaranteed tickets with an Authorised Provider - no need to enter the ballot
- Watch history unfold at golf's most historic major championship
- Travel with confidence & book through the golf travel experts
- Extend your stay to experience the local area & golf courses
- Make the most of the event with an experienced on-site Tournaments Team
- Add hospitality to enhance your experience
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Enjoy incredible Open Championship experiences
Nothing matches the thrill of watching live golf, and nowhere is that truer than at The Open Championship. It is one of the biggest sporting events in the world, with over 150 years’ worth of history, the best players around the globe, and the iconic Claret Jug attached to it.
In 2027, The 155th Open returns to the legendary Old Course at St Andrews from 11th - 18th July. The Home of Golf will host the Championship for a record 31st time and for the first time since 2022, when Cameron Smith produced a remarkable final-round 64 to lift the Claret Jug. With its famous double greens, the Swilcan Bridge and the fearsome Road Hole, the Old Course provides an unforgettable setting for golf's original Championship.
In 2026, The 154th Open returned to Royal Birkdale for the first time since 2017, which saw Jordan Spieth dramatically take victory. Ryan Fox added his name to the venue’s celebrated list of champions, birdieing the final hole to secure a one-shot victory. Having first hosted The Open in 1954, Royal Birkdale’s exceptional golfing heritage once again provided a spectacular backdrop for the Championship.
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