A ticket ballot will be introduced for The 150th Open at St Andrews in 2022, ensuring more people have the chance to attend a milestone Championship at the home of golf. Find out all you need to know here 👉…
The current captain of Europe’s Ryder Cup team has enjoyed a stellar career, the pinnacle coming when he became the first European to win back-to-back Open Championships since James Braid in 1905-06. Harrington’s first triumph came at Carnoustie in 2007,…
Rory McIlroy dominated the 2014 Open at Royal Liverpool and deservedly became Champion Golfer of the Year for the first time. Only an exciting final-day charge from Sergio Garcia (66), with an eagle at the 10th before leaving his ball…
St Andrews West Sands was the venue for a special tribute to the great Seve Ballesteros in view of his greatest moment – that glorious victory in The 1984 Open Championship. To mark the 10-year anniversary of his passing on…
Tiger Woods provided an imperious display of strategic links golf to mark the return of Hoylake as host of The Open for the first time in 39 years. A vast gallery of almost 230,000, the second-highest ever, also appreciated the…
Rotten weather can blight any round of golf, but the impact of the elements is significantly heightened on the naturally exposed links courses that host The Open. Our latest video in our series of ‘Open Moments’ takes a look at…
The new Callaway REVA is engineered for women who want to increase their distance, launch the ball higher, and have more fun out on the course. It promotes longer, straighter shots, and it’s easy to hit with an oversized construction…
On this Episode of #WorldofWunder Johnny Wunder takes us through Phil Mickleson’s bag set up for Augusta this week. Starting with the Tee Box Phil is using his 47.5 inch driver to hit his NASTY bombs 320-325 yards over the…
The 148th Open will go down in history as one of the great Opens after a week-long party in Portrush ended with a popular winner lifting the Claret Jug for his maiden major victory. Shane Lowry was sublime on the…
Ernie Els never led The 141st Open until the moment he won it. At a course where the South African felt he had let victories slip away in both 1996 and 2001, he closed superbly with a 68 that included…