The 139th Open Golf Championship Sunday

ST ANDREWS - 18 July 2010

The Open Championship celebrates its 150th anniversary and to mark this historic occasion the championship returns to the home of golf at the old course St Andrews.

The Open was first played on the Old Course back in 1873. This will be the 28th time the championship has been contested over the Old Course at St Andrews with past winners like Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros and Nick Faldo. The last time the Open was held here Tiger Woods won his second Open title and Jack Nicklaus played his final championship round.

Official Hospitality Facility

The official on-site hospitality facility is located in the heart of the hospitality village, this is the perfect setting for your day at the Open. Private tables are available for parties of 10 guests with smaller groups being accommodated on a shared basis. Private suites are available for parties of 35-50 guests.

To Include the Following in the Package

• Bacon rolls, tea and coffee upon arrival
• Champagne reception before lunch
• Three course lunch accompanied by house wines
• Full bar throughout the day
• Afternoon tea
• Official Open Championship admission ticket
• Souvenir Programme and order of play
• Car park passes (1 per 2 guests)
• TV Coverage
• Outside relaxation area
• Access to business centre
• Company signage for private chalets
• Table decorations

Example Itinerary

• 08.30am - Morning Coffee and bacon rolls on arrival
• 11.00am - Complimentary bar opens
• 12.00pm - Champagne Reception
• 13.00pm - Luncheon
• 16.00pm - Afternoon Tea
• 18.00pm - Complimentary Bar closes
• 18.30pm - Facility Closes

St Andrews

St Andrews is known worldwide as the "home of golf". This is in part because the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, founded in 1754, exercises legislative authority over the game worldwide, and also because it is the most frequent venue for The Open Championship, the oldest of golf's four major championships.