The ballot for tickets to the 2025 Open Championship at Royal Portrush opened on July 1 in 2024. So that is long gone.
It ran until July 31, and fans submitted ticket applications with results announced during August and September, with all having a fair opportunity to attend the event in Northern Ireland.
The ballot was available exclusively to members of the One Club, which is a free-to-join digital membership programme that fans can sign up to at any time. One Club members were the first to be notified when the ballot opened, and they could also upgrade to One Club Advantage for an enhanced chance of success.
The Open was last held at Royal Portrush in 2019 when Shane Lowry won the Claret Jug in front of his home crowd. The 2019 Open set a record for attendance for the tournament outside of St Andrews with 237,750 fans present throughout the week.
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2025 Open Championship tickets information
There is still a chance you can get tickets to The Open, despite the short notice. There are still Premium Experiences on sale, and One Club members can also access the Ticket Resale Platform.
The Ticket Resale Platform allows ticketholders to resell unwanted general admission or ticket plus tickets, securely and at face value. These can be sold right up until the end of the tournament on July 20.
What about the 2026 Open at Royal Birkdale?
The 154th Open at Birkdale will be the first of The Open Experiences from the R&A. This is a new range of ticket and hospitality options from classic admission providing a passport to watch the action to fine dining and elevated viewing.
Destination, Signature, Platinum, Premium, and Select options are more expensive and are available to buy now, and the Classic offering is the ticket ballot which will be open soon.
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Through this link, you can join the One Club and register your interest in The Open at Birkdale in 2026. The ballot is now open at this link.
In 2026, ticket prices will start from £30 for an adult on the Sunday before tournament week, and this will rise as the days go on. It will be £150 for an adult to attend the final round.
Here are the general admission prices in 2025. Tickets for every day are free for under 16s.
| Date | Adult | 16-24 |
| Sunday July 13 | £25 | £12.50 |
| Monday July 14 | £35 | £17.50 |
| Tuesday July 15 | £45 | £22.50 |
| Wednesday July 16 | £55 | £27.50 |
| Thursday July 17 | £100 | £50 |
| Friday July 18 | £110 | £55 |
| Saturday July 19 | £120 | £60 |
| Sunday July 20 | £130 | £65 |
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