The 157th Open will be played at Carnoustie from 15-22 July 2029. Golf’s oldest major championship will return to Carnoustie’s world-renowned Championship Course for the ninth time and the first since Francesco Molinari’s memorable victory in 2018. The Italian joined…

The 157th Open will be held at Carnoustie Golf Links from July 15-22, 2029. This marks the ninth time golf's oldest major championship will be hosted at the famous Championship Course in Angus, Scotland, and its first return since Francesco Molinari won the Claret Jug there in 2018.
The R&A's Chief Executive Mark Darbon praised the venue's rich history, emphasizing close collaboration with Carnoustie, local authorities, and the Scottish Government. Ross Blackadder, Chief Operating Officer at Carnoustie Golf Links, highlighted ongoing investments in facilities aimed at securing the championship regularly and benefiting the wider region.
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