The tournament, one of golf's four mjaors along with the Master, US Open, and the US PGA, will hand a two-shot penalty to the players if they breach the policy of misconduct. It is scheduled to run from July 16-19 at Royal Birkdale course in England. The technical aspects will be soon.

Open Championship set to impose two-shot penalty for misconduct. How will it impact players?

From Harry Vardon to Tom Watson, meet the five legendary golfers who have most The Open championships. These five players dominated the golf course during their playing years.

The Open: Top five golfers with most wins

Clark has been dealing with loss of form every since his US Open 2023 win and his best this year at previous three majors has been a joint 46th at the Masters. He'd certainly be hoping to change it at the Open 2025.

Wyndham Clark, US Open 2023 winner, banned by Oakmont club for locker damages

The 153rd Open Championship is set to tee off on Thursday (Jul 17) at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. The tournament will be played till July 20 in four rounds to determine the winner in the year's last major.

The Open 2025: Date, tee time, venue, prize money and all you need to know

American Xander Schauffele won the British Open on Sunday to claim the second major championship of his career, just two months after winning his first. The 30-year-old Californian delivered a faultless final round of 65 at Royal Troon on Scotland's west coast to emerge from a congested leaderboard and grab the Claret Jug.

Golf: American Xander Schauffele wins The Open for second major win

India's Shubhankar Sharma finished T8 (tied for eighth) in the 2023 Open Championship - the best finish ever for an Indian in the prestigious tournament. While he has a couple of victories to his name on the European tour, the result at the Open, as his father Colonel (Retd.

Exclusive: Shubhankar Sharma's father ranks his result at The Open as 'biggest and incredible' achievement

Shubhankar Sharma finished tied 8th at the Open- the best performance by an Indian at golf's oldest Major. The 27-year-old has won plaudits for his stellar show at Royal Liverpool and he spoke to Wion Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo on the highs of the past week.

Shubhankar reflects on stellar performance at the Open

Shubhankar reflects on stellar performance at the Open | WION Sports

American Brian Harman may have walked away with the Claret Jug on a gloomy evening at Royal Liverpool Golf Club on Sunday with a dominant display, but equally impressive was the unwavering grittiness of Shubhankar Sharma, who finished as the only player with a bogey-free final round in demanding conditions to record the best finish by an Indian at The Open Championship.

The Open: American Brian Harman wins Claret Jug; Shubhankar notches best finish for Indian

Shubhankar Sharma was made to battle hard on his birthday. On a day when he turned 27, the Indian withstood every challenge thrown at him by a blood-thirsty golf course, turned even nastier by a bewitching wind, to put himself into contention at the 151st Open Championship.

The Open: 'I’m happy I’m in and around the top-10 mark', says India's Shubhankar Sharma

There are many UK doubles waiting to be celebrated as the 151st Open Championship begins at the Royal Liverpool Golf Club on Thursday, July 20. It starts with Australia's defending champion Cameron Smith and Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy.

The Open: McIlroy, Smith gather at Royal Liverpool Golf Course as veterans look to stamp authority

While Rory McIlroy’s clubs are doing all the talking, the man himself has embraced silence. The world No. 2 is the talk of the town at the 151st Open Championship at Royal Liverpool Golf Club.

The Open: McIlroy shuts out the noise

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