Si Woo Kim and Adam Scott also qualified. Hollick carded 12-under-par 272, finishing just three strokes behind the winner, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, who was already exempt for The Open. He opened the tournament with a two-under-par 69, which included an eagle, three birdies and three bogeys. He then posted another 69 in the second round, picking up two birdies without dropping a shot. On moving day, Hollick recorded yet another 69 with five birdies and a triple bogey. He closed with a brilliant six-under-par 65, collecting seven birdies and just one bogey. The 154th Open will be played at Royal Birkdale in England from July 12-19 2026. The Open is golf’s original championship. Played since 1860 on iconic links golf courses, it is the sport’s most international major championship with qualifying events on every continent. For one week each year, the pursuit of the famous Claret Jug trophy is the focus of the sporting world, followed globally by millions of fans.