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Event hubs
- The Open 2027 St Andrews: Tickets & Hotels
- Ryder Cup 2027: Tickets, Dates & Hotels
- AIG Women's Open 2027 at Royal St George's
- Genesis Scottish Open 2027 at The Renaissance Club
- BMW PGA Championship 2027 at Wentworth
- British Masters 2027 at The Belfry
- Evian Championship 2027
- Amgen Irish Open 2027
- Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2027
- The Senior Open 2027
- KPMG Women’s Irish Open 2027
- The Open 2028 at Royal Lytham & St Annes
- The Amateur Championship 2027 at Royal Portrush
- The Women’s Amateur Championship 2027 in Deal
Venue guides
- St Andrews Old Course visitor guide
- Carnoustie visitor guide
- Kingsbarns visitor guide
- Royal St George's visitor guide
- The Renaissance Club visitor guide
- Wentworth Club visitor guide
- The Belfry visitor guide
- Adare Manor visitor guide
- The K Club visitor guide
- Royal Porthcawl visitor guide
- Royal Lytham: Open 2028 visitor guide
- Royal Birkdale visitor guide
- Royal Liverpool visitor guide
- Royal Troon visitor guide
- Muirfield visitor guide
- Royal Portrush visitor guide
- Evian Resort Golf Club visitor guide
- Dun Laoghaire Golf Club visitor guide
- Gleneagles: a visitor’s guide
- Celtic Manor: a visitor’s guide
- Dundonald Links: a visitor’s guide
- Trump Turnberry: a visitor’s guide
- Walton Heath: a visitor’s guide
- Sunningdale: a visitor’s guide
- Woburn: a visitor’s guide
- Portmarnock Golf Club: a visitor’s guide
- Lahinch: a visitor’s guide
- Royal County Down: a visitor’s guide
- Royal Cinque Ports visitor guide
Where to stay
- Where to stay for the Evian Championship
- Where to stay for the Irish Open at The K Club
- Where to stay for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
- Where to stay for the Senior Open at Royal Porthcawl
- Where to stay for the Women’s Irish Open at Dun Laoghaire
- St Andrews Accommodation: The Open 2027
- Ryder Cup 2027 Accommodation: Adare & Limerick
- Where to stay for the AIG Women’s Open at Sandwich
- Where to stay for the Scottish Open: North Berwick and East Lothian
- Where to stay for the BMW PGA: Virginia Water, Windsor and Surrey
- Where to stay for the British Masters: Sutton Coldfield and Birmingham
- Where to stay for The Open 2028: Lytham St Annes and Blackpool
- Where to stay for Carnoustie and Angus golf
- Where to stay for Portrush and the Causeway Coast
- Where to stay for Hoylake and the Wirral
- Where to stay for Troon and Ayrshire golf
- Where to stay in Southport for Royal Birkdale
- Where to stay for Gleneagles and Perthshire golf
- Edinburgh as a base for Scottish golf
- Dublin as a base for Irish golf
- Where to stay for Royal Cinque Ports and Deal
Spectator guides
- First Time at a Golf Tournament: A Visitor Guide
- Golf Spectator Etiquette & Rules Explained
- How Golf Tickets Work: Ballots, Days & Packages
- What to Pack for a Day at the Golf
- Getting to The Open
- Ryder Cup travel from Great Britain
- The Ryder Cup explained
- The Open 2027 Tickets: Ballot & Resale
- Golf hospitality packages explained
- Taking children to the golf
- Accessible golf spectating
- Golf weather survival guide
- Practice days vs championship days
- Play where the pros play
- Golf trip on a budget
- Golf scoring explained for spectators
- The golf majors explained
- Links golf explained
- A short history of The Open
- A short history of the Ryder Cup
- Women’s golf in the UK and Ireland
- The DP World Tour explained
- Golf glossary for spectators
- Watching golf: TV versus being there
- Which golf event should I go to?
- Ryder Cup 2027 Tickets & Packages Guide
- Ryder Cup hospitality explained
- Following golf by car
- Golf trips from abroad
- Volunteering at a golf championship
- Solo at the golf
- Golf and the great outdoors
- Travelling to France and Switzerland from the UK
- Travelling to Ireland from the UK
Itineraries
- A week at The Open: five days in St Andrews
- The Scottish Open and The Open: a ten-day double
- A long weekend at the Ryder Cup: four days in Adare and Limerick
- Ryder Cup week plus the Wild Atlantic Way: seven days in the west of Ireland
- The AIG Women’s Open and the Kent coast: three days
- BMW PGA weekend with Windsor: two days in Surrey and Berkshire
- Evian Championship and Lake Geneva: four days
- The Dunhill Links and the Fife coast: four days
- The Irish Open and Dublin: three days
- The British Masters and Birmingham: two days
- A Scottish golf summer: following the July events
- The Open on a budget: three days based in Dundee
- The Open from Edinburgh: a city break with two golf days
- The Ryder Cup and the Cliffs of Moher: five days
- The Ryder Cup for American visitors: a week from Shannon
Event cluster guides
- St Andrews town guide for Open visitors
- Eating and drinking in St Andrews during The Open
- The Old Course: a spectator’s guide to all 18 holes
- A family day at The Open 2027
- Practice days at The Open 2027
- Getting around Fife during Open week
- Edinburgh to The Open: a day-trip guide
- Dundee as a base for The Open 2027
- Staying in the East Neuk for The Open
- Camping, caravans and motorhomes for The Open
- Things to do in St Andrews beyond the golf
- A day out from St Andrews during The Open
- The Open 2027 for international visitors
- The Open 2027 on a budget
- Watching The Open without a ticket
- Accessibility at The Open 2027
- The Open 2027: frequently asked questions
- Ryder Cup week: day by day
- Adare village guide for Ryder Cup visitors
- Limerick city guide for Ryder Cup visitors
- Eating and drinking in Adare and Limerick
- Watching the Ryder Cup around Adare and Limerick
- Arriving through Shannon Airport for the Ryder Cup
- Arriving through Dublin or Cork Airport
- Getting to Adare Manor on Ryder Cup match days
- Driving in Ireland for Ryder Cup visitors
- Staying in Ennis and County Clare for the Ryder Cup
- Staying in Killarney or Kerry for the Ryder Cup
- Staying in Cork or Galway for the Ryder Cup
- Self-catering and group stays for the Ryder Cup
- Ryder Cup 2027 for American visitors
- Ryder Cup 2027 for fans from continental Europe
- Ryder Cup fan culture: songs, flags and dress-up
- Adare Manor: all 18 holes for Ryder Cup spectators
- Things to do around Limerick before and after the Ryder Cup
- Accessibility at the Ryder Cup 2027
- The Ryder Cup 2027 on a budget
- Ryder Cup 2027: frequently asked questions
- A Ryder Cup history of Ireland
Golf history
- A timeline of golf history
- Every Open champion, 1860–2026
- Every Ryder Cup result, 1927–2025
- AIG Women’s Open: the story of a major
- Every Women’s Open champion, 1976–2026
- Scottish Open: from inland courses to links
- The PGA Championship before and after Wentworth
- The British Masters: a travelling championship
- The Irish Open: a championship across Ireland
- From the Dunhill Cup to the Dunhill Links
- The Senior Open: another chapter on the links
- The Women’s Irish Open: a championship revived
- Evian: from Masters to major
- The Amateur Championship: match-play history
- The Women’s Amateur: champions across generations
- The Walker Cup and Curtis Cup
- The Solheim Cup in Europe
- St Andrews Old Course: a living history
- Carnoustie: a championship shaped by its links
- Muirfield and the Honourable Company
- Royal Troon: a championship on the Ayrshire coast
- Turnberry: the Ailsa course and its Opens
- Royal Birkdale: dunes, design and champions
- Royal Liverpool: Hoylake and championship golf
- Royal Lytham & St Annes: a championship history
- Royal St George’s: The Open comes to England
- Royal Portrush: The Open across the Irish Sea
- Prestwick: where The Open began
- Musselburgh: golf inside the racecourse
- Royal Cinque Ports: championship golf at Deal
- Prince’s: Sarazen’s Open and a changing links
- Gleneagles golf history: Braid and the Cups
- Wentworth history: Colt, match play and the PGA
- The Belfry history: its four Ryder Cups
- The K Club and Adare Manor: Ryder Cup history
- Royal County Down, Portmarnock and Lahinch history
- Royal Porthcawl and Celtic Manor golf history
- Sunningdale, Walton Heath and Woburn history
- Ryder Cup venues in Britain and Ireland
- Every Open Venue: All 14 Courses and Host Counts
- Old Tom and Young Tom Morris: Golf’s First Family
- The Great Triumvirate: Vardon, Braid and Taylor
- Seve Ballesteros in Britain and the Ryder Cup
- Tom Watson and The Open: Five Wins, Five Courses
- Nick Faldo: Three Opens and a Ryder Cup Career
- Women Who Shaped Golf in Britain and Ireland
- Irish Golf’s Golden Era: Five Major Champions
- Scottish Golf’s Great Champions
- The Duel in the Sun: Turnberry, 1977
- Carnoustie 1999: Van de Velde and Lawrie
- Seve’s fist pump at St Andrews, 1984
- The Belfry 1985: the long wait ends
- The K Club 2006: an emotional Ryder Cup
- Shane Lowry’s Open at Royal Portrush, 2019
- Ten of the greatest Open finishes
- Great Ryder Cup moments in Britain and Ireland
- The Open Records: Wins, Scores, Ages and Play-offs
- Ryder Cup records: players, captains and margins
- Course records and notable championship scores
- Golf’s oldest clubs and courses: the evidence
- Golf history, where it happened