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The United States Open Championship, commonly known as the U.S. Open, is the annual open golf tournament of the United States. First staged in 1895, it is the second oldest of the four men's major championships. TeamEgoli hope site visitors will enjoy taking a look at some of these outstanding venues...
Founded in 1916, Scioto's heritage is among the richest in all of golf.
Shinnecock's uncluttered landscape is one of the most compelling in golf.
This Perry Maxwell designed Championship Golf Course has been the site of three U.S. Open Championships, an unprecedented four PGA Championships, and seven other major championships.
Situated atop cliffs towering above the Pacific Ocean in San Diego, California, golfers marvel at the views of the coastline and deep ravines. Two 18-hole champion courses, home of the PGA Tour's Buick Invitational, site of the 2008 U.S. Open, and within walking distance of first class lodging and dining.
The United States Open Championship, commonly known as the U.S. Open, is the annual open golf tournament of the United States.
Winged Foot, the mere mention of the name
immediately conjures up an image of authority,
of a certain respect shared by golfers the world
over.
The Atlanta Athletic Club is best known as the home club of legendary golfer Robert T. (Bobby) Jones.
In all, seven U.S. Opens have been played on these grounds. In 2005, Baltusrol hosted its first PGA Championship, one of the most successful majors ever conducted at Baltusrol.
The ’65 Open - won by South Africa's Gary Player - was the first of many national and world championships to be held at Bellerive.
The Black Course served as the site of the 102nd U.S. Open Championship in 2002. Our National Championship will again return to the Black in 2009.
