Where is the U.S. Open in 2023? Location, distance, course details for Los Angeles Country Club

The U.S. Open is one of the more nomadic tournaments in professional sports.

The event has its favorites that it returns to more frequently than others. Oakmont Country Club has been the host nine times. Baltusrol Golf Club has hosted seven times. Several others have hosted four times or more.

But in 2023, the U.S. Open, one of the four major championships in men’s golf, will be headed someplace new. It will be the first time since 2017 that it is headed to a first-time host site, and only the fifth time since 2000 that it will be in a new location.

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Where is the U.S. Open headed in 2023? Here’s what you need to know.

Where is the U.S. Open in 2023?

• Course: Los Angeles Country Club
• Location: Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Country Club has long been a private course that did not open its doors to many major events. It is now preparing to be added to the rotation of U.S. Open sites.

The club has not hosted a PGA event since 1940, when it last hosted the Los Angeles Open. 

The Los Angeles area has not hosted the U.S. Open since 1948, when the event was held at the Riviera Country Club. Los Angeles has not hosted a men’s major since the 1995 PGA Championship, which was also held at Riviera.

Los Angeles Country Club course details

• Par: 70
• Distance: 7,421 yards

The Los Angeles Country Club is a par-70 course totaling 7,421 yards. Its three par-5 holes tally ranges of 547, 578 and 623 yards. The course also features two par-3 holes, each under 200 yards at 124 and 171 yards.

Future U.S. Open sites

In 2024 the event will return to Pinehurst Resort in Pinehurst, N.C., the host of three previous U.S. Open tournaments, most recently in 2014. The next year, it will head to Oakmont Country Club, which has previously been the host of nine U.S. Opens.

Sites for upcoming U.S. Opens are below: