Die British Open sind ein Profisnookerturnier. Von der 1984/85 bis zur Saison 2004/05 hatten die British Open den Status eines Weltranglistenturniers der Main Tour.

In Laufe der Jahre hatte das Turnier verschiedene Sponsoren und Austragungstermine. Zuletzt fanden sie seit der Saison 1999/2000 im November statt, nachdem sie vorher im Frühjahr stattfanden. Daher gab es 1999 zwei Turniere im gleichen Kalenderjahr.

Rekordsieger für die Zeit ab 1985 sind mit je vier Triumphen die Schotten Stephen Hendry und John Higgins. 1984 fand aufgrund einer alternativen Modus kein Finale statt, sodass es auch zwei Zweitplatzierte gibt.

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Jahr	Sieger	Finalist	Ergebnis	Saison
British Gold Cup (kein Ranglistenturnier)
1980	Northern Ireland Alex Higgins	Wales Ray Reardon	5 : 1	1979/80
Yamaha Organs Trophy (kein Ranglistenturnier)
1981	England Steve Davis	England David Taylor	9 : 6	1980/81
1982	England Steve Davis	Wales Terry Griffiths	9 : 7	1981/82
Yamaha International Masters (kein Ranglistenturnier)
1983	Wales Ray Reardon	England Jimmy White	9 : 6	1982/83
1984	England Steve Davis	? David Martin, England John Dunning	n/a	1983/84
British Open (Ranglistenturnier)
1985	South Africa 1928-1994 Silvino Francisco	Canada Kirk Stevens	12 : 9	1984/85
1986	England Steve Davis	England Willie Thorne	12 : 7	1985/86
1987	England Jimmy White	England Neal Foulds	13 : 9	1986/87
1988	Scotland Stephen Hendry	England Mike Hallett	13 : 2	1987/88
1989	England Tony Meo	England Dean Reynolds	13 : 6	1988/89
1990	Canada Bob Chaperon	Northern Ireland Alex Higgins	10 : 8	1989/90
1991	Scotland Stephen Hendry	England Gary Wilkinson	10 : 9	1990/91
1992	England Jimmy White	Thailand James Wattana	10 : 7	1991/92
1993	England Steve Davis	Thailand James Wattana	10 : 2	1992/93
1994	England Ronnie O’Sullivan	Thailand James Wattana	9 : 4	1993/94
1995	Scotland John Higgins	England Ronnie O’Sullivan	9 : 6	1994/95
1996	England Nigel Bond	Scotland John Higgins	9 : 8	1995/96
1997	Wales Mark Williams	Scotland Stephen Hendry	9 : 2	1996/97
1998	Scotland John Higgins	Scotland Stephen Hendry	9 : 8	1997/98
1999	Ireland Fergal O’Brien	England Anthony Hamilton	9 : 7	1998/99
1999	Scotland Stephen Hendry	England Peter Ebdon	9 : 5	1999/00
2000	England Peter Ebdon	England Jimmy White	9 : 6	2000/01
2001	Scotland John Higgins	Scotland Graeme Dott	9 : 6	2001/02
2002	England Paul Hunter	England Ian McCulloch	9 : 4	2002/03
2003	Scotland Stephen Hendry	England Ronnie O’Sullivan	9 : 6	2003/04
2004	Scotland John Higgins	Scotland Stephen Maguire	9 : 6	2004/05

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