The Claret Jug is perhaps the most famous trophy in golf, but there are six other Open Championship trophies on offer
Since 1966 there have been seven trophies that can be awarded
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Lyle almost caught Tony Jacklin’s ball after his Open win at Lytham in 1969. Sixteen years later, the affable Scot would finally land another home win in the game’s oldest Major
Lyle almost caught Tony Jacklin’s ball after his Open win at Lytham in 1969. Sixteen years later, the affable Scot would finally land another home win in the game’s oldest Major
This article “All Of A Sudden The Open Is Right There For Me To Take” – Sandy Lyle On 1985 Open Win appeared first on Golf Monthly.
Robin Barwick speaks to Greg Norman and coach Butch Harmon about the Australian’s epic victory in the 1993 Open at Sandwich
Robin Barwick speaks to Greg Norman and coach Butch Harmon about the Australian’s epic victory in the 1993 Open at Sandwich
This article Remembering Greg Norman’s 1993 Open Triumph At Royal St George’s appeared first on Golf Monthly.
Here we take a look at five of the worst Open chokes, highlighted by Jean Van de Velde's 72nd hole collapse at Carnoustie in 1999
Here we take a look at five of the worst Open chokes, highlighted by Jean Van de Velde's 72nd hole collapse at Carnoustie in 1999
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The 1921 Open Championship was looming up and James D. Harnett wanted an American to win The Open. None had ever done so. So he hatched a plan.Jock Hutchison with the Claret Jug
The story of how the USA had their first Open Championship triumph
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