Royal St George's

Royal St George’s will host the AIG Women’s Open for the very first time, in 2027.

The Kent course was the setting for famous Open victories for the likes of Collin Morikawa, Darren Clarke, Harry Vardon and Walter Hagen.

And it will now provide the stage for the next winner of the AIG Women’s Open.

Key Information

The 2027 AIG Women’s Open will take place between Thursday 29 July and Sunday 1 August, with a Practice Day being held on Wednesday 28 July.

Details of the golfers who will be competing, along with the exemptions and different qualifying routes, will be available in due course, with the world class field to be confirmed ahead of the Championship.

Japan’s Shiho Kuwaki [above, right] is the reigning Champion, having lifted the trophy at Royal Lytham & St Annes in the summer.

At the same time, Spain’s Paula Martin Sampedro [above, left] won the Smyth Salver – the prize awarded to the top amateur – for the second year in a row.

Tickets

Tickets for Royal St George’s are already on sale, priced £40 for adults, £20 for youth (16-24 years old), while kids (U16s) go free.

A range of premium hospitality packages is also on offer.

The Course

Royal St George’s is located in Sandwich, Kent.

It has staged The Open on 15 occasions, the first in 1894 when it became the first club outside Scotland to host the Championship.

The great John Henry Taylor lifted the Claret Jug that year, with other notable Royal St George's winners being Greg Norman, Sandy Lyle and Bobby Locke.

Royal St George’s was founded and designed by Scottish surgeon Laidlaw Purves in 1887. Purves was also an important figure in the establishment of the Ladies Golf Union in 1893.

*This page will be updated regularly with all the information you could possibly need surrounding the 2027 AIG Women's Open, including travel info, broadcast schedule and prize fund.