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Bristish Open 2010 Winner

Louis Oosthuizen is the 2010 British Open Winner

Cink was not happy with his preformance at the British Open as defending Champion, he did enjoy playing with week with the rest of the players. Louis Ossthuizen took everyone by surprise and won one of the most important majors of the year at St Andrews Old Course. Not many people gave any hope that this young South African was going to take the British Open title. Casey was very close to him, but at the 12th hole Casey hit his tee shot there into a gorse bush and went on to make a humbling triple bogey. This helped Louis to take advantage and kept going with a lot of confidence on the rest of the course.

pos

player

hole

ctry

r1

r2

r3

r4

total

par

1

OOSTHUIZEN, Louis

18

RSA

65

67

69

71

272

-16

2

WESTWOOD, Lee

18

ENG

67

71

71

70

279

-9

T3

MCILROY, Rory

18

NIR

63

80

69

68

280

-8

T3

STENSON, Henrik

18

SWE

68

74

67

71

280

-8

T3

CASEY, Paul

18

ENG

69

69

67

75

280

-8

6

GOOSEN, Retief

18

RSA

69

70

72

70

281

-7

T7

ROCK, Robert

18

ENG

68

78

67

69

282

-6

T7

O'HAIR, Sean

18

USA

67

72

72

71

282

-6

T7

WATNEY, Nick

18

USA

67

73

71

71

282

-6

T7

KAYMER, Martin

18

GER

69

71

68

74

282

-6

T11

QUIROS, Alvaro

18

ESP

72

70

74

67

283

-5

T11

OVERTON, Jeff

18

USA

73

69

72

69

283

-5

British Open 2009 Winner

Stewart Cink is British Open 2009 Turnberry Winner

British Open 2009 Turnberry leaderboard news: Stewart Cink punctures Tom Watson's Turnberry fairytale to be the winner 2009 British Open in playoff. To the winner went the famous claret jug and a cheque of £750,000. Stewart Cink snatching the title from the hands of Tom Watson in a four-hole play off after they tied on a two-under-par total of 278 became the winner of the event.

 

British Open 2008 Winner
Harrington repeats as Open champion with four-shot win at Royal Birkdale

British Open: Padraig Harrington shot a one-under 69 in the final round to take home the Claret Jug for the second time in as many years at Royal Birkdale on Sunday. Harrington played the back nine at four-under and finished four shots ahead of Ian Poulter, who impressed the English fans with a fine 1-under 69 on the day. Greg Norman missed out on the chance to become the oldest champion at the Open as he fell off the pace to the tune of a 7-over 77 in the final round.
POS PLAYER NAME: FIRST | LAST SCORING TO PAR ROUNDS TOTAL
TOTAL THRU TODAY 1 2 3 4
1
1
Padraig Harrington +3 F -1 74 68 72 69 283
2
7
Ian Poulter +7 F -1 72 71 75 69 287
T3
6
Henrik Stenson +9 F +1 76 72 70 71 289
T3
2
Greg Norman +9 F +7 70 70 72 77 289
T5
10
Jim Furyk +10 F +1 71 71 77 71 290
T5
4
Chris Wood +10 F +2 75 70 73 72 290
T7
57
David Howell +12 F -3 76 71 78 67 292
T7
41
Robert Karlsson +12 F -1 75 73 75 69 292
T7
41
Ernie Els +12 F -1 80 69 74 69 292
T7
28
Paul Casey +12 F E 78 71 73 70 292
T7
20
Stephen Ames +12 F +1 73 70 78 71 292
T7
8
Steve Stricker +12 F +3 77 71 71 73 292
T7
2
Robert Allenby +12 F +4 69 73 76 74 292
WD - Sandy Lyle - - - - - - - -
WD - Rich Beem - - - - - - - -

The British Open 2006
Royal Liverpool, Hoylake 20th - 23rd July 2006

This year Royal Liverpool Golf Club will host what is arguably the greatest golf tournament in the world.

Golf’s best known names from around the world will descend on Hoylake; a course which is among the toughest and most demanding of the notable seaside championship courses of the UK. Last played at Hoylake in 1967, the Open makes a welcome return to this renowned course that has staged golf's oldest major no less than 10 times.


Betting on the 2006 British Open

The 16th Hole is a 558 yard par 5 is a far more challenging and dramatic hole to complete what they believe will be a great Open.

Featuring out of bounds all the way down the right, it invites a death or glory second shot.

The Open has been the third tournament of the PGA TOUR's Grand Slam of golf for decades, although the PGA TOUR did not recognize it as one of its official events until 1995. The PGA European Tour has always recognized The Open as an official event.

Last year's British Open was won Tiger Woods. Tiger Woods played a strong final round and waled away with the 134th British Open title. It was Tiger's second major this year and his 10th overall. The victory brought him closer to the 18 majors won by the great Jack Nicklaus. Woods won his first career Grand Slam at the Old Course in 2000. He shot a round of 19 under and won by eight strokes.

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2006 British Open Golf results

Tiger Woods, -18 (270)
Chris DiMarco, -16 (272)
Ernie Els, -13 (275)
Jim Furyk, -12 (276)
Hideto Tanihara, -11 (277)
Sergio Garcia, -11 (277)

Winners

Course: Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Date: 20 Jul - 23 Jul 2006
Location: Hoylake, England
Winner: NA
Defending: Tiger Woods

2006 Tiger Woods
2005 Tiger Woods
2004 Todd Hamilton
2003 Ben Curtis
2002 Ernie Els
2001 David Duval
2000 Tiger Woods

1999 Paul Lawrie
1998 Mark O'Meara
1997 Justin Leonard
1996 Tom Lehman
1995 John Daly
1994 Nick Price
1993 Greg Norman
1992 Nick Faldo
1991 Ian Baker-Finch
1990 Nick Faldo

The 2011 British Open Golf Odds

Each week there will be a fairly comprehensive listing of the matchups and golf betting lines offered by Sportbet.com on the different Tour events.

 

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