The opening day of The Open Championship is a day where any player can make their mark amongst the nerves and excitement around the course.
Paul Casey was one of the stand-out players on day one of The 133rd Open in 2004 – scoring seven birdies on his way to a round of 66.
The Englishman established a joint lead with Thomas Levet at Royal Troon, giving him the best possible chance to finish The Open towards the top end of the leaderboard.
Here are the televised highlights of Paul Casey’s impressive start at The 133rd Open.
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3 Comments
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What is the best round ever played at Royal Troon?
Good score but also missed 3 inside 10 foot….not sure I’d say it was one of the great rounds…. Nice content though x