Open Championship

The oldest golf championship in the world, officially known as The Open Championship, held annually in the United Kingdom and representing one of golf's four major championships. The Open Championship is renowned for its links golf venues, challenging weather conditions, and rich history dating back to 1860. Winners receive the Claret Jug trophy and earn exemptions into other major championships. The tournament showcases traditional links golf skills including wind play, firm conditions, and creative shot-making. The Open Championship represents golf's heritage and tradition while providing one of the sport's most prestigious titles.