The 153rd Open | 2 Nights Self-Drive Midweek | Golf & Beyond

Explore Northern Ireland while experiencing The 153rd Open with a self-drive package. Enjoy official tickets, a two-night stay, and easy access to Royal Portrush.

A Unique Self-Drive Experience

The 153rd Open at Royal Portrush is one of golf’s most iconic events, and the 2 Nights Self-Drive Midweek package offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience it in a truly flexible way. By bringing your own car or renting one, you have the freedom to travel at your own pace, making it easy to explore Northern Ireland and its stunning landscapes. With official tickets to the opening round and practice day, you’ll enjoy the best of The Open on your schedule.

Stay in the Heart of Londonderry

Enjoy your 2 Nights Self-Drive Midweek stay in the charming town of Londonderry (Derry), Northern Ireland’s second largest city. Your accommodation will be at a luxurious 4-star hotel located on the picturesque River Foyle. With easy access to the city’s vibrant culture, shops, and restaurants, you’ll have a comfortable and convenient base to relax after attending the Open.

Official Tickets and Access to The 153rd Open

This package includes official General Admission tickets for both the final practice day (Wednesday) and the opening round (Thursday) of the 153rd Open at Royal Portrush. You’ll also receive official car park passes to ensure easy access to the event. The scenic 50-minute drive from Derry to the course allows you to experience Northern Ireland’s beautiful countryside. Plus, enjoy an official souvenir cap and discount code for the Open Shop to take home exclusive merchandise.

Explore Northern Ireland’s Attractions

When you’re not at The Open, make the most of your self-drive experience by exploring Northern Ireland’s world-famous attractions, such as the Giant’s Causeway, Game of Thrones filming locations, Dunluce Castle, and much more. Whether you’re a fan of history or natural beauty, there’s something for everyone.

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Don’t miss this chance to experience the 153rd Open with the 2 Nights Self-Drive Midweek package. Book now and embark on your own adventure through Northern Ireland while enjoying world-class golf!