Imagine a tournament so steeped in history that it predates the second-oldest major by 35 years. The British Open, officially known as The Open Championship, has been captivating golf enthusiasts since 1860. It’s not just a test of skill but a celebration of tradition, making it the crown jewel of golf’s four major championships.
From its inaugural event at Prestwick Golf Club to the iconic moments at St. Andrews and Royal Troon, The Open has witnessed the rise of legends.
Players like Tom Watson, with his five wins, have etched their names into the annals of golf history.