Donald Trump’s Turnberry Golf Club has missed out again as The Open Championship continues to look elsewhere for future venues. The course remains one of the most famous links in golf, but prestige alone is not enough to bring The Open back.

The R&A announced that the 2028 Open Championship would be held at Royal Lytham & St Annes, ending hopes Muirfield would earn the nod. The post This course, not Muirfield, will host 2028 Open Championship appeared first on Golf.

Royal Lytham will host the event for the 12th time, while Turnberry has not been the site of The Open since 2009.

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Golf’s oldest major is back at Royal Lytham & St. Annes for 2028, while Donald Trump’s Turnberry Golf Club is not included.

The R&A keeps a short list of future major locations and on Monday the site of the 2028 Open Championship was announced.

The Open Championship is rapidly approaching, with Royal Birkdale playing host to the 154th edition of the tournament this summer. Scottie Scheffler is the defending champion at the major championship,

Located 50 miles north of Liverpool along England’s west coast, Lytham will be hosting the Open for the 12th time, the most recent coming in 2012 when Ernie Els won for the second time, claiming the claret jug as Adam Scott stumbled with bogeys on the final four holes.

The R&A has announced that Royal Lytham & St Annes will host The Open Championship in 2028 for the 12th time, and the first since 2012.

The announcement ends Royal Lytham and St. Annes’ 16-year wait to host the tournament again, having previously staged the event 11 times since its debut in 1926, with the last edition held in 2012. The R&A said the 2028 edition will be held later than its usual late-July slot from August 3 to 6 to avoid a clash with the golf competitions at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games,