The Open Championship Winners (1860 To Present Day)
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The Open Championship Winners List from 1860 to present day
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The Open Championship Winners List from 1860 to present day
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Peter Thomson holds off Tony Lema to win his 5th Open title.
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The Old Course at St Andrews hosted the 93rd Open Championship in 1964, where player who had never played in Britain, let alone St Andrews, ...
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Bob Charles becomes the first left-hander to win The Open – as well as the first New Zealander.
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Tony Jacklin becomes the first British winner in 18 years.
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Gary Player won his second of his three Open Championship titles in 1968. The 97th Open Championship in 1968 welcomed 130 players from across the ...
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In 1967 Royal Liverpool had the honour of hosting the 96th Open Championship. One year after Jack Nicklaus won his first Open Championship, he returned ...
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Jack Nicklaus powers his way to his first Open title.
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Long before a ball was struck in The 150th Open at St Andrews, it was clear a week like no other was in prospect for ...
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Cameron Smith put together one of the great rounds in major history to become Champion Golfer of the Year at The 150th Open. The Australian ...
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Jordan Spieth showed remarkable resilience and skill to bounce back from a poor start to his final round in The 146th Open at Royal Birkdale ...
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Zach Johnson won his first Open at the 144th Open Championship in 2015. After an enthralling weekend at St Andrews, the American secured his second ...
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When Tom Watson birdied the 71st hole to lead by one, just as he had done 32 years previously, it appeared he really could win ...
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It was a long journey for Todd Hamilton win his one and only major – The Open Championship no less! Having turned pro in 1987 ...
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At the age of 41, Mark O’Meara won The Open at Royal Birkdale in 1998 to become the oldest player to win two majors in ...
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Ian Baker-Finch was competing at The Open for the eighth time in 1991, having finished tied 6th in 1990 he was looking to go the ...
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Sandy Lyle becomes the first British player to win The Open since 1969 after a hard fought battle
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Tom Watson wins his fifth Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale Golf Club.
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Tom Watson wins The Open for the third time.
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Gary Player wins his third Open – each victory coming in a different decade
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Ernie Els emerged triumphant from the first four-man play-off in the history of The Open to lift the Claret Jug for the first time following ...
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For the first time in its 128-year history, The Open would finish on a Monday, due to torrential rain that washed out play on Saturday, ...
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Being the front-runner over the weekend did not faze the South African at all. His lead was four going into the last round and although ...
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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 ...
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In 1981 The Open returned to Royal St George’s for the first time in 32 years after new road links had made Sandwich more accessible. ...
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Tom Watson won a fourth Open title on a fourth different Scottish links as he reigned supreme at Royal Troon – joining an illustrious club ...
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Lee Trevino completed a successful defence of The Open at Muirfield in 1972, producing an incredible display of short game wizardry. His victory not only ...
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Only two players previously had rallied from five strokes behind with a round to play to win The Open before Justin Leonard completed the feat ...
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After surviving the 36-hole final qualifying tournament at the start of the week, Lawrie created major history by storming through from 10 strokes behind on ...
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For one of the few times in his career, Nick Faldo arrived at a major not just hoping to win but expecting to. He had ...
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Like Tiger Woods two years earlier, Padraig Harrington successfully defended his title, becoming the first European to do so at The Open since James Braid ...
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Tom Weiskopf came close to winning many majors. He was a runner-up four times in the Masters, had five top-four finishes at the US Open ...
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Ben Curtis was the first player to register for The Open at Royal St George’s in 2003 and the only player to visit the pro ...
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Francesco Molinari continued his stellar 2018 season by winning his first major at The Open after a titanic final-round battle at Carnoustie. Molinari was paired ...
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In becoming the first American professional to win at Royal Lytham & St Annes, and the first player from across the Atlantic since the great ...
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Greg Norman led all four of the majors after 54 holes in 1986, a feat dubbed the “Saturday Slam”. But the only one he actually ...
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Just to add to his lengthy list of accomplishments, Jack Nicklaus became the first player in the modern era to win two Opens at St ...
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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 ...
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Mark Calcavecchia became the first player since 1975 to win The Open in a play-off, which was notable on two counts. It was the first ...
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Tom Watson joined Ben Hogan (1953) and Tony Lema (1964) as the only winners of The Open on debut since WWII after holding his nerve ...
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Since Henry Cotton had won his third and last Open title in 1948 at Muirfield, the East Lothian course had seen Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, ...
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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 ...
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After twice finishing as a runner-up in The Open over the previous 12 years, Nick Price finally claimed the Claret Jug with a one-stroke victory ...
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Three years after finishing runner-up as a dashing 19-year-old at Birkdale, Seve Ballesteros won the first of three Open titles, and of a pair of ...
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It took eight years and a return to Carnoustie for Europe to find its next major champion after Paul Lawrie. This was assured with a ...
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Tiger Woods dominated on the Old Course to become the fifth player to win two Opens at St Andrews after Bob Martin, JH Taylor, James ...
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Greg Norman won his second Open title playing the best golf of his career against one of the finest leaderboards ever seen – all but ...
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Expectation and Rory McIlroy go hand in hand. That’s always been the way. As a result, the 33-year-old has developed broad shoulders to deal with ...
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Being asked to hit the opening tee shot in an Open once in a career is an honour bestowed to a select few golfers, so ...
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In his Chronicles of a Champion Golfer film, Rory McIlroy tells the story of his Open career and reflects on his successes since making his ...
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Prior to 2004, it is fair to say few people would have marked Phil Mickelson down as a future Open Champion, not even the man ...
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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 ...
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Jordan Spieth became world No 1 during a remarkable 2015 in which he won the Masters and US Open and finished fourth and second in ...
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Padraig Harrington, former captain of Europe’s Ryder Cup team has enjoyed a stellar career, the pinnacle coming when he became the first European to win ...
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In his Chronicles of a Champion Golfer film, Tiger Woods tells the story of his three triumphs to date at The Open, including his historic ...
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The Home of Golf has been witness to some memorable moments at The Open, here are our Top 10 Moments from Opens throughout the years ...
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Henrik Stenson wins the Open Championship at Royal Troon in a battle with Mickelson over the Ayrshire links in one of the most historic head-to-heads ...
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Tom Watson wins his second Open Championship at Turnberry. The official film documents The 106th Open and the famous Duel in the Sun. You can ...
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Royal St George’s had to wait 12 months longer than expected to stage The 149th Open, but when the Championship took place it proved well ...
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Tiger Woods wins his first Open Championship at the home of golf, St Andrews. The official film documents The 129th Open and the rise of ...
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Seve Ballesteros wins his second Open Championship at the home of golf, St Andrews. The official film documents The 113th Open and one of Seve’s ...
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David Duval wins the Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes. The official film documents The 130th Open and David Duval’s triumph on the ...
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John Daly wins the Open Championship at St Andrews with drama coming from Costantino Rocca, who needed a birdie at the last to tie Daly. ...
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Upon leaving the Marine Hotel in North Berwick on Sunday, Phil Mickelson announced to his wife Amy that he was going out to “bring home ...
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Nick Faldo forced himself to “play the best four holes of my life” to win the 1992 Open, claiming the Claret Jug for the third ...
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It was an outcome prophesied by Henry Longhurst. As Doug Sanders played his approach shot to the 72nd green at St Andrews, the great commentator ...
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No one had taken more than 16 appearances to win The Open until Darren Clarke triumphed at Royal St George’s on his 20th. It was ...
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Rory McIlroy the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool to become the third Northern Irish winner after Fred Daly, also at Hoylake in 1947, and Darren ...
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Live from St Andrews The 2021 Champion Golfer Collin Morikawa will have the honour of hitting the first tee shot at 3.05pm and the American ...
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