Seve Ballesteros was famous for playing with no fear, a man who never held back and was willing to try the unimaginable and, more often than not, pull it off as well. In 1979, at the 108th Open, the 16th…

St Andrews West Sands was the venue for a special tribute to the great Seve Ballesteros in view of his greatest moment – that glorious victory in The 1984 Open Championship. To mark the 10-year anniversary of his passing on…

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 slip away in both 1996 and 2001, he closed superbly with a 68 that included…

In becoming the first American professional to win at Royal Lytham & St Annes, and the first player from across the Atlantic since the great amateur Bobby Jones won the inaugural Open at Lytham in 1926, Tom Lehman showed both…