Fife, St Andrews
The Open 2022
Thu 14 Jul 2022 - Sun 17 Jul 2022
St Andrews is home to The 150th Open Championship in 2022, returning to The Home of Golf for a record 30th time. The best golfers in the world will battle it out once again, to become the Champion Golfer of the Year. The last time The Open was hosted at St Andrews in 2015; Zach Johnson beat Louis Oosthuizen and Marc Leishman in a dramatic Monday playoff to win his first Open Championship. The return to the Old Course will provide a huge spectacle, with every golfer wanting to win this prestigious major at The Home of Golf.
- Authorised provider of The Open
- Watch golf's oldest major celebrate it's 150th anniversary
- Upgrades to hospitality available
- Add a round of golf at one of Scotland's beautiful courses
Golf's oldest major
For over 150 years, the world's best golfers have battled it out against the challenge of links golf at The Open, the oldest and most international Championship. Starting in 1860, eight professional golfers assembled at Prestwick to determine who would be the Champion Golfer. The winner was to receive the Challenge Belt, which at the time was worth £25. It wasn't until 1873 that the Claret Jug was presented for the first time. The original Claret Jug is now on permanent display at the clubhouse at The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.
The Old Course, St Andrews
"The Old Course at St Andrews is possibly the most famous golf course in the world and constantly ranked amongst the best. It is rich in history and tradition, with The Royal and Ancient Club being created in 1754. Their Clubhouse stands next to the 1st tee and 18th green, providing an impressive backdrop to the final hole. With greats such as Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and Seve Ballesteros's previous wins here, it is clear class prevails on the Old Course.
With so many famous holes on the Old Course, it can be difficult to pick out a single signature hole, however, the 17th ‘Road Hole’ is a good bet. With the tee shot being played over the Old Course Hotel, the more aggressive line is rewarded with a better angle to the green. However, with a long iron approach required to a narrow green backing onto the road, it is easy to see why this is regarded as one of the hardest par 4’s in golf.
Our Tournaments Team will be on hand to ensure your trip goes as smoothly as possible.
We are one of the few providers able to offer tickets and hospitality options for our customers.
Golfbreaks drinks reception during your tournament experience to celebrate The 150th Open.
Accommodation available in the heart of St Andrews, walking distance from all the action.
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More about golf in Scotland
Take advantage of the many beautiful Scottish courses worth visiting while at The Open. From the critically acclaimed Kingsbarns just south of St Andrews to Scotland's newest links course - Dumbarnie, there are some fantastic options to add in a round of golf whilst in the area.
"I would like to say what a brilliant time me and my friends had in Belfast. The girls on the Golfbreaks desk were very welcoming and couldn't do enough to help you and very hard working. The golf was amazing and with Shane Lowry winning was the icing on the cake. I would definitely recommend using golf breaks and will definitely be using them again in the near future. "
Open 2019 Client
Can’t decide or have a special request?
We offer tournament experiences to suit everyone. From playing the tournament course to watching golf’s most illustrious events with green-side hospitality.
If you have any special requests - such as playing some golf of your own – simply ask one of our specialists.