Where Are the Golf Majors Being Played?

If you love your golf, there’s nothing quite like watching or even visiting the game’s biggest stages. With the major championships mapped out years in advance, it gives every golfer something to look forward to. Here’s a simple guide to where the biggest events in golf are heading over the coming years.

The biggest event in British golf continues to rotate around some of the most iconic links courses in the world.

For many Scottish golfers, a return to Old Course at St Andrews is always special. It’s the home of golf and still the ultimate bucket list experience.

The US Open is known for being the toughest test in golf, and the venues reflect that.

Some key upcoming locations:

Courses like Pebble Beach Golf Links and Oakmont Country Club are regular hosts and always deliver drama.

The PGA Championship continues to move across the USA, often favouring big, modern championship setups.

Upcoming highlights:

The Bethpage Black Course is one every golfer knows, famously brutal and open to the public.

The women’s game continues to grow, with major venues matching the prestige of the men’s events.

Seeing events hosted at venues like Royal St George's Golf Club shows just how far the women’s game has come.

The team events bring a completely different energy to the game.

The atmosphere at a Ryder Cup is unlike anything else in golf.

For us at Bonnyton, it’s not just about watching these events, it’s about inspiration.

Seeing the world’s best take on these courses:

Whether it’s the challenge of links golf at St Andrews or the precision required at Oakmont, there’s always something to take into your own round.

The great thing about golf is that while the majors are played on some of the toughest courses in the world, the same principles apply at every level.

Next time you’re out at Bonnyton, think like a major champion:

Because that’s what the game is really about. Join Bonnyton today!