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The 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont: History, Drama, and Golf’s Ultimate Test.

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The 125th U.S. Open is returning to Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania from June 9-15, 2025, and if you’re a golf fan, missing this one would be downright criminal! Oakmont isn’t just any venue; it’s the ultimate test of golf, a battlefield where legends are made, and heartbreak is dished out like bunker sand in the notorious Church Pews.

A Historic Setting for a Historic Championship

Oakmont holds the record for hosting the U.S. Open more than any other club, with this being its 10th time. That’s three more than its closest competitor! Designed by Henry Clay Fownes to be an unrelenting challenge, Oakmont has humbled the best in the game for over a century. From Johnny Miller’s legendary 63 in 1973 to Dustin Johnson’s clutch performance in 2016, this course has witnessed some of the most iconic moments in U.S. Open history.

And let’s not forget, Oakmont is already booked to host the U.S. Open in 2033, 2042, and 2049, along with multiple other USGA championships, including the U.S. Women’s Open and the Walker Cup. It’s safe to say Oakmont and the USGA are in a long-term relationship!

Tickets? Options for Every Fan

The USGA has made sure there’s a ticket package for everyone, from those who want to walk the course and soak in the action up close, to those who prefer sipping a cold one in a premium hospitality setting. Here’s a breakdown of your options:

• Gallery Tickets: The classic U.S. Open experience. Walk the course, follow your favorite players, and grab a seat in various public grandstands. A weeklong ticket package gets you access from Monday to Sunday.

• Reserved Grandstand: Want a guaranteed seat with a premium view? This option includes all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages, plus grounds access.

• Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: A climate-controlled facility by the 3rd fairway with upgraded food, beverages, executive restrooms, and live TV coverage.

• Champions Pavilion: From Wednesday to Sunday, enjoy an all-inclusive, climate-controlled space near the 3rd green with premium food, beverages, and a lounge atmosphere.

• 1895 Club: The VIP of VIPs. Centrally located between the 14th and 15th holes, this all-inclusive experience offers the finest food and beverages in a luxurious setting.

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The Road to Oakmont – Qualifying for the U.S. Open

Getting into the U.S. Open isn’t just for the stars of the game, thousands of
golfers worldwide will attempt to earn their spot through a rigorous two-stage qualifying process.

Local qualifiers will take place from April 16 to May 19 across 110 sites, with final qualifiers held at 13 sites worldwide, including England, Japan, and Canada. These grueling 36-hole final qualifiers, dubbed “Golf’s Longest Day,” will see nearly 1,000 players battle for one of 156 coveted spots at Oakmont.

Players can also earn exemptions based on performance in various professional tours and rankings, ensuring that the best of the best will tee it up in June.

Don’t Miss It!

Western Pennsylvania has an unmatched golf tradition, and Oakmont is its crown jewel. Whether you’re planning to be there in person or watching from home, the 125th U.S. Open promises to be an unforgettable spectacle.

So, golf fans, the message is clear: Do whatever you have to do to be part of this championship. This is history in the making, and Oakmont is ready to deliver another chapter of golf greatness.

Tom Poljak
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