The U.S. Golf Association announced a major commitment to Oakmont Country Club Wednesday.
With the U.S. Amateur playing behind them, the USGA and Oakmont Country Club announced a nearly 30-year partnership that makes Oakmont the second anchor site for the U.S. Open.
“Oakmont and Merion are iconic in every sense of the word – they’re in rare company in golf and continue to test the best in the game,” said John Bodenhamer, USGA senior managing director, Championships. “We’re making history and kicking off a new era for our national championships in Pennsylvania, and we couldn’t be more excited for what lies ahead.”
Oakmont will host the U.S. Open in 2025, 2034, 2042, and 2049.
“Our members and all of Pittsburgh are so excited to host the USGA and the best players in the game at Oakmont, which we believe is one of the most exacting tests of golf anywhere in the world,” said Ed Stack, president of Oakmont Country Club. “It is the perfect venue to identify the best golfers around the globe, in concert with the USGA’s mission for championship golf. The new champions who will be crowned over the next 30 years will join a distinguished list of past champions and etch their names in golf history. We are proud and humbled to showcase Oakmont Country Club, Pittsburgh, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with a number of USGA championships through 2049.”
Oakmont will also host two U.S. Women’s Open Tournaments, a women's amateur and Walker cup through 2046.