Henrik Stenson made Open Championship history in 2016, winning the Claret Jug with a record score. The 145th Open was held at Royal Troon, where fans in attendance witnessed Stenson win his maiden major golf title. An incredible bonus achievement…
Tiger Woods returned to The Open Championship in 2018 after a two-year absence. The fans and the whole world could not wait to see the three-time Open champion at Carnoustie for The 147th Open. The American was quick to remind…
The 144th Open champion Zach Johnson amazed the fans on his road to winning the Claret Jug in 2015. The American joined a small group of past champions to have won the Claret Jug at The Open’s home – St…
Louis Oosthuizen received an almighty roar upon making this Hole-In-One at The 145th Open in 2016! #shorts #Oosthuizen #holeinone Visit www.TheOpen.com for the greatest stories in golf Keep in touch with us! Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/The-Open-Championship/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/TheOpen Instagram -…
St Andrews – The home of golf. The stage for the Open Championship 30 times – including this year’s incredible tournament. Champions have lifted the Claret Jug, forging legacies at The Old Course 25 players have realised their Open Championship…
The HARDEST Hole In Golf | 17th At St Andrews – Road | Open Moments It is arguably the most challenging hole at St Andrews. Road – the 17th hole on the Old Course is known worldwide as one of…
There are few better ways to win your first major than to beat a five-time Open champion in a tense playoff. But that is how Stewart Cink did it in 2009 at the 138th Open Championship. The American was consistent…
Dave and Jonny were invited to play Royal Dublin with friend of the pod, Moss Landman, it was a mild winters day so naturally we played a bit of a match with an added twist. Every time one of us…
A fourth consecutive day of clear blue skies and warm sunshine greeted players and fans on Sunday as the time came to determine who would secure the iconic Claret Jug. Oosthuizen had been the front-runner all week, but it was…
The Championship threatened to develop into a thrilling three-horse race between a trio of major winners on Saturday, with Oosthuizen, Morikawa and Spieth remaining the men to beat. All three were tied at -11 as they approached the closing holes,…