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2025 Open Championship purse, payout: See prize money for winner
The Open Championship prize purse for 2025 will be the same as the 2024's, a total of $17 million. The winner will claim a significant portion of the total, $3.1 million, while the runner-up will claim $ 1.7 million and the third place finisher will take home $1.1 million.
Bryson DeChambeau just whiffed on a shot entirely at The Open Championship
This isn't how Bryson DeChambeau drew it up. He was already in a brutal spot at an odd angle in the rough at the No. 4 in his opening round of The Open Championship at Royal Portrush. But then, DeChambeau came up with nothing but air. His third shot was, well, a third stroke but not a third contact.
Bryson DeChambeau whiffs on shot from the long rough at the 2025 British Open Championship
Bryson DeChambeau ran into some trouble at the par-4 fourth hole at Royal Portrush during the first round of the 2025 British Open Championship.
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British Open 2025: U.S. Open winner J.J. Spaun given a 'bad time' near the end of first round at Portrush
J.J. Spaun's first career round in the Open Championship was off to a rollicking start on Thursday, the U.S. Open winner going out in one-under 35 at Royal Portrush. Unfortunately, it ended on a semi-sour note.
Vintage performances for 50-somethings Lee Westwood, Phil Mickelson on Day 1 of The Open
Maybe it's just one round, but Thursday at The Open, 50-somethings Lee Westwood and Phil Mickelson shot under par.
2025 Open Championship underway in Northern Ireland
The Golf Channel's Rich Lerner joins Morning Joe to discuss the 2025 Open Championship. July 17, 2025. Read More
Why caddies are shielding golf balls, not players, from rain at the 2025 Open Championship
At rainy Royal Portrush, caddies shield golf balls, not players. Learn why, and how water changes shots and spin in wet conditions.
The Open Championship predictions and best bets: See why we love this +5500 underdog
Our Open Championship best bets and predictions call for an undervalued winner this weekend at Royal Portrush.
Lee Westwood and his caddie wife are the duo defying the odds at The Open Championship
For better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, for birdie or for bogey: Lee Westwood and his wife Helen are living every golf couple’s dream at The Open Championship.
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