- R&A chief âcautiously optimisticâ about Portmarnock hosting The Open Irish Times —
- Players guilty of misconduct face two-shot penalty BBC Sport —
- British Open to return to Royal Lytham & St Annes in 2028 UPI —
- R&A âcautiously optimisticâ about Portmarnock as it awards 2028 Open to Royal Lytham & St Annes Irish Independent —
- British Open to return to Royal Lytham in 2028 as Trump's Turnberry course made to wait The Independent —
- Trumpâs Turnberry snubbed again as The Open names 2028 venue The Independent —
- Royal Lytham & St Annes to host 2028 Open Championship The Straits Times —
- Donald Trump's dream of bringing major tournament back to historic Scottish golf course he owns is over - after organisers resist lobbying from UK Government Daily Mail —
- The Open facing World Cup headache as time clash could force schedule change Mirror —
- Trump's Turnberry made to wait for British Open return as Royal Lytham gets 2028 edition Associated Press —
- Open Championship returns to Lytham after 16 year gap RTE —
- Open final round could start earlier to avoid World Cup final clash BBC Sport —
- Royal Lytham to host 2028 Open as Trump's Turnberry misses out BBC Sport —
- Royal Lytham to host 2028 Open Championship, another miss for Trump's Turnberry The New York Times —
- R&A in dialogue with Muirfield over Open return BBC Sport —
- 2028 British Open location: Royal Lytham & St. Annes to serve as host course for first time since 2012 CBS Sports —
The R&A
Co-author of the rules of golf
The R&A is the collective name of a group of companies that together play a significant role in the game of golf. Historically, "the R&A" was a colloquial name for the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews; in 2004, the club spun off its previous governance and tournament organisation roles into the current R&A group, and the club itself reverted to a private members-only club. The R&A is based in St Andrews, Scotland, and is the sole owner of three subsidiary companies: R&A Rules Limited, R&A Championships Limited, and R&A Group Services Limited.
Open Championship returns to Lytham