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Open Championship golfers and the British Open favorite to win ahead of the year's final major at Royal Portrush

The first official practice day is on Sunday with the four-day championship beginning on 17 July.

On this week's episode of GOLF's Fully Equipped, Johnny Wunder explains the one club that pros will add to their bag for links golf.

“One of the things he has added to his armoury is what Tiger called the stinger shot. He’s very good at that now. He hits the ball 35 feet off the ground when he plays it where his normal height is about 120 feet. It gives him a safety shot that he wouldn’t have had last time he played the Open at Portrush.

Words are tricky. Their meanings change constantly, and the next thing you know, a phrase as old as time has a new definition. Golf is a sport of history, which makes this entire rigamarole over what to call the British Open/Open Championship/The Open so confusing.

The 153rd Open Championship returns to Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland from July 17-20, 2025, marking just the third time this prestigious links course has hosted golf’s oldest major championship.

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, in blue top and cap, squats down to look at his putt on the 6th green during the first round of the British Open Golf Championships at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, July 18, 2019. Credit: AP/Matt Dunham Facts and figures for the British Open: Event: 153rd Open Championship. Dates: July 17-20.

While the year's final major is on the horizon, the Ryder Cup looms over the final stretch of the 2025 season - and can be felt on both tours. The post With Open Championship on horizon, something else still looms over pro golf appeared first on Golf.

Richard Teder became the first Estonian player to qualify for the Open Championship, and he did so in the most spectacular fashion possible.