Open Championship to return to Royal Troon in 2023

February 25, 2020

Henrik Stenson

Royal Troon will host the Open Championship in 2023, 100 years since golf's oldest major was first staged at the Scottish links course.
It will be The Open's 152nd championship and the 10th at Troon.
Henrik Stenson beat Phil Mickelson to lift the Claret Jug on a thrilling final day the last time in 2016.
"We are very much looking forward to celebrating another milestone in the cherished history of The Open," said R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers.
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"The Open is important to Scotland economically, culturally and reputationally, and Royal Troon is one of our finest and most prestigious courses," he added.
Arthur Havers defeated Walter Hagen by one stroke when The Open was first staged at the South Ayrshire course in 1923.
The 2023 edition will be played from 16 to 23 July.
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