Luck of the Irish for Lowry
The glint in the eye from the 2019 Open champion is present. M. James Ward reviews Shane’s surge and the test ahead.
Tiger’s torment – now ours
M. James Ward reviews the continued ineffectual play of the 15-time major champion and why the prognosis is hardly promising.
Daniel who?
M. James Ward outlines how the weather for the 1st round of The Open was not the only surprising matter of note.
Daniel Brown takes advantage of calmer conditions to take opening lead
Lowry carded five birdies in a bogey-free 66 that was only surpassed by Brown’s 65 at the Open.
Justin time?
M. James Ward reviews the emergence of the two-time major champion and whether the progress made will be sustained.
McIlroy’s misfire
M. James Ward delves into the confounding play of the four-time major winner and the ongoing major-less slump
The most impactful Opens since World War II
M. James Ward lists the ten key events that shaped golf’s oldest major and the lasting significance each provided.
Ludvig’s lessons
M. James Ward analyzes the emerging Swedish golfer and the lessons he must learn from his final round hiccups.
On This Day in 2011 – Darren Clarke wins Open Championship at 42
The Northern Irishman shot an even-par 70 on the final day in Sandwich.
McIlroy’s mission, mind over matter
M. James Ward examines the ongoing saga of the world’s second ranked player. How an Open victory provides the needed impetus to bury the past…
Behind the Architectural Curtain – Royal Troon Golf Club
152nd Open Championship
The Lore of the Links
M. James Ward outlines the roots of the game and how The Open is the critical connector to past, present and future.
How Arnie’s arrival prompted The Open’s return?
M. James Ward assesses how Palmer’s record setting win at Troon in 1962 set in motion the ascension of golf’s oldest major event.
Proper postage preferred
M. James Ward reviews the tantalizing terror of Troon’s famous short hole and the pressures facing those competing to capture the famed Claret Jug.
5 moments from Open Championships at Royal Troon
Henrik Stenson was the most recent winner at the Ayrshire venue in 2016 and the course boasts a rich history of staging the game’s oldest…
The Open Championship 2024: Betting odds and preview
The Open Championship returns to Royal Troon for the first time since 2016, with the world’s best golfers battling it out for the Claret Jug.
The Open Championship – Tournament Records
Eight players entered and contested the first Open in 1860
Who are the favourites to win the 2024 Open Championship?
Open Championship betting ideas here – we think those at the top of the market will do very well at Royal Troon this July.
5 Multiple Winners of The Open Championship
Any idea who will contest at The Open this year? Here are a few ideas.
The Major Golf Tournaments
Just a few months to the first Major of 2024 – always anticipated, always exciting and always delivering fantastic drama.
The Open Championship, is one of the most prestigious and historic events in the world of golf. Scheduled to take place in 2023, this highly anticipated tournament brings together the finest golfers from around the globe to compete for the coveted Claret Jug.
Known for its rich heritage and challenging links courses, The Open offers a unique test of skill, strategy, and resilience. With a storied history dating back to 1860, the tournament has produced iconic moments and legendary champions who have left an indelible mark on the sport.
As anticipation builds for the 2023 edition, golf enthusiasts eagerly await to witness the drama and excitement that unfolds on the renowned links course selected as the venue for this prestigious championship.
The 151st Open takes place at Royal Liverpool from 16-23 July 2023.