About The Open Championship

The Open Championship, or simply The Open (sometimes referred to as the British Open outside the UK), is the oldest of the four major championships in men's golf. It is the only major held outside the USA and is administered by the R&A, which is the governing body of golf outside the USA and Mexico. The Open is played on the weekend of the third Friday in July, and is the third major to take place each year following The Masters and the U.S. Open and before the PGA Championship. The event takes place every year on one of nine historic links courses in the United Kingdom. In 2007, The Open had a prize fund of £4.2 million (at the time, approximately €6.197 million or $8.638 million). Historically, The Open's prize money was consistently the least of the four majors; since 2002 it has been the highest. Uniquely among the four Major championships, the Open features a four hole playoff for all golfers tied at the end of regulation, with the playoff continuing into sudden death holes if players remain tied after four holes.

The British Open and Event Leasing

To cater for the demand for event rentals during this popular event, we have begun advertising properties for rent during the British Open 2009.

Our reputation for excellence continues today, attracting regular visits by pro-golfers and caddies, sports journalists, corporate event agents, sports fans and private groups.

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We offer a unique advertising program designed specifically for property owners looking to advertise their private homes for rent during major sporting events such as Ryder Cup, US Open, Wimbledon Open, among others.

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