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Glenmorangie
continue their partnership with golf's
Open Championship with a new three year
sponsorship deal.

Two of Scotland's most iconic exports
today announced a three-year
continuation of their successful
partnership. Glenmorangie and golf’s
Open Championship which are both steeped
in history and enjoyed all over the
world will continue their partnership
for a further three years.
The Open Championship is the oldest and
most prestigious international Major
Golf Championship in the world, The Open
has been played across some of the
finest links golf courses since 1860. It
has a rich heritage and is filled with
tradition. Glenmorangie will continue to
be the ‘Spirit of The Open’ when the
contest comes to St Andrews, the home of
golf, in 2015, and the subsequent two
years at Royal Troon and Royal Birkdale.
Glenmorangie, founded in 1843, uses the
tallest stills in Scotland and only the
finest oak casks to create its award
winning ‘unnecessarily well made’
whiskies. The uncompromising
craftsmanship Glenmorangie goes to in
creating its sought-after malt parallels
the lengths The R&A, organisers of The
Open Championship, go to each year..
Marc Hoellinger, President & CEO, The
Glenmorangie Company commented: "The
Open and Glenmorangie have a natural
affinity and we are proud to continue
our partnership with The R&A as the
‘Spirit of The Open’.
"Glenmorangie’s pursuit of perfection
mirrors the mindset required from the
world’s top golfers as they seek to lift
the iconic Claret Jug."
Michael Tate, Executive Director -
Business Affairs at The R&A, said: "We
are delighted to continue our successful
partnership with Glenmorangie and look
forward to working together for the next
three years.
"We aim to ensure that spectators take
away wonderful memories when they attend
The Open and Glenmorangie plays a big
part in delivering those experiences at
the Championship."
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