Where will the 2026 US Open be played?

The 2026 US Open will take place at a familiar venue.

After a visit to the notorious Oakmont Country Club in 2025, America’s national championship makes its return to Shinnecock Hills in 2026.

The iconic Shinnecock Hills will host the US Open for the sixth time after last staging the tournament in 2018.

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Brooks Koepka won the tournament in Southampton, New York on that occasion, with a one-over par total.

After winning the title in 2017, Koepka made history at Shinnecock Hills by becoming the first male player since Curtis Strange in 1989 to win back-to-back US Opens.

The course is known for providing fast and firm conditions, testing the world’s best with undulating greens, tall fescue and awkward winds.

Previous US Open winners at Shinnecock Hills also include Retief Goosen, Corey Pavin and Raymond Floyd.

After hosting the 2026 renewal, Shinnecock Hills will host the tournament a decade later in 2036.

Here’s all you need to know about the future US Open sites…

Where will future US Opens be played?

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