Latest News About Us Open Golf Locations

Here’s the latest on U.S. Open golf venues and where the championships will be held.

What counts as “latest”

• The U.S. Open rotates among a set of historic courses, with the USGA publicly confirming the host venue for each year. Recent and upcoming editions are typically announced years in advance, and schedules often include a mix of long-time anchors and occasional new venues.

Recent and upcoming host venues

• 2026: Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Southampton, New York. This is a return to a classic link-style set-up on the East Coast. [citation needed]
• 2027: Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach, California. A renowned coastal course known for dramatic scenery and tough pin positions. [citation needed]
• 2028: Winged Foot Golf Club (West Course), Mamaroneck, New York. A longtime U.S. Open favorite with demanding greens. [citation needed]
• 2029: Pinehurst Resort, Pinehurst, North Carolina. A historic resort with multiple courses; typically Course No. 2 hosts the championship. [citation needed]
• 2030–2034 range includes Merion (Ardmore, PA), Riviera CC (Los Angeles area), Pebble Beach again, Oakmont (PA), and Oakland Hills (MI), among others, as part of the USGA’s rotation plan disclosed in recent schedules. [citation needed]

How the venues are chosen

• The USGA selects venues to balance layout challenge, conditioning, and public accessibility; the rotation features both evergreen staples and occasional new hosts to refresh the championship experience. Future site lists are published by major golf outlets and the USGA’s scheduling announcements. [citation needed]

If you’d like, I can pull the latest, verifiable announcements from the USGA and credible outlets and present a concise, cited list of each year’s host course and location. I can also provide a quick comparison table if you’re deciding which venues you’d like to follow or attend.