Future US Open venues: Where will the major be played next? 

The US Open changes venue every year – but where will future editions be played?

The USGA certainly doesn’t hang around telling us when and where future US Opens will be held.

It is typical for the R&A to announce the next three locations for The Open Championship, but beyond that, some golf fans are left playing an educated guessing game.

However, for the US Open, we can already start planning what we’re going to be doing in 2051 – the tournament will be held at Oakland Hills that year.

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The USGA uses a rota featuring some of the best and most challenging golf courses for America’s national championship, which has long been recognised as golf’s most uncompromising major.

Pinehurst No.2, which stages the major in 2024, will play host another couple of times across the next decade.

Meanwhile, Oakmont, the famed layout in Pennsylvania which has held the US Open more than any other course, will host the tournament in 2025, 2033, 2042 and 2049.

Here is a full list of the future venues for the US Open venues that have been announced so far…

Future US Open venues

2025 – Oakmont

2026 – Shinnecock Hills

2027 – Pebble Beach

2028 – Winged Foot

2029 – Pinehurst No.2

2030 – Merion

2031 – Riviera

2032 – Pebble Beach

2033 – Oakmont

2034 – Oakland Hills

2035 – Pinehurst No.2

2036 – Shinnecock Hills

2037 – Pebble Beach

2038 – The Country Club, Brookline

2039 – Los Angeles Country Club

2040 – Merion

2041 – Pinehurst No.2

2042 – Oakmont

2043 – TBC

2044 – Pebble Beach

2045 – TBC

2046 – TBC

2047 – Pinehurst No.2

2048 – TBC

2049 – Oakmont

2050 – Merion

2051 – Oakland Hills