The 150th Open Annual is an essential souvenir for all golf fans, telling the story of another dramatic Championship, with complete statistical records and gripping day by day reportage.
This is the official account of The 150th Open, played in July 2022 at the Old Course at St Andrews, the oldest golf course in the world, when Australia's Cameron Smith produced a breath-taking performance in a nail-biting finish to seal the Claret Jug, finishing at 20-under-par, one shot ahead of America's Cameron Young and two ahead of Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy.
Contributors include some of the most respected writers on the game of golf. Andy Farrell recounts all the action in his daily reports, while features and analysis will be provided by Peter Dixon, Robert Green, John Hopkins, Lewine Mair, Alistair Tait and Art Spander.
The stunning photography featured in this book is provided by the team from Getty Images, including David Cannon, Andrew Redington, and many more of the game's most prominent photographers whose work is published and admired worldwide.
From completists to novices looking to learn more about the golf's oldest Championship, The 150th Open Annual is a comprehensive and unmissable guide to another thrilling instalment of one of the summer's great sporting occasions.
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Contributors include some of the most respected writers on the game of golf. Andy Farrell recounts all the action in his daily reports, while features and analysis will be provided by Peter Dixon, Robert Green, John Hopkins, Lewine Mair, Alistair Tait and Art Spander.
The stunning photography featured in this book is provided by the team from Getty Images, including David Cannon, Andrew Redington, and many more of the game's most prominent photographers whose work is published and admired worldwide.
Contributors include some of the most respected writers on the game of golf. Andy Farrell recounts all the action in his daily reports, while features and analysis will be provided by Peter Dixon, Robert Green, John Hopkins, Lewine Mair, Alistair Tait and Art Spander.
The stunning photography featured in this book is provided by the team from Getty Images, including David Cannon, Andrew Redington, and many more of the game's most prominent photographers whose work is published and admired worldwide.
