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Funny as always, Conor Moore does a hilarious job of impersonating Shane Lowry and a few other golfers after The Open including Dustin Johnson and Ian Poulter.
Irish Times: Here's what Poults, Paddy, Tommy, Tiger, G-Mac and more had to say about @ShaneLowryGolf’s win at #TheOpen (brought to you by our @ConorSketches) pic.twitter.com/vHstPA7jOH
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Despite the winds, rain and a bunch of high-profile names chasing him down, Shane Lowry cruised to victory to claim the 2019 Open Championship at Royal Portrush.
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Ireland’s Shane Lowry smashed his way through to the top of the leaderboard after three rounds of The Open Championship.
Beginning the day in a tie for the lead with American JB Holmes, 32-year-old Lowry thrilled the crowds at Royal Portrush to post an incfedible, bogey-free 8-under par 63.
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It was a slow, long day at Royal Portrush that sees American JB Holmes leading Ireland’s Shane Lowry but a stroke at the end of day one of the 2019 Open Championship.
As the wind and rain swept across the north coast of Northern Ireland, plenty of big names tumbled down the leaderboard including Tiger Woods and pre-tournament favourite Rory McIlroy who stumbled out of the blocks with a quadruple-bogey on the opening hole.
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Our quick guide to the six Australians playing The Open at Royal Portrush this week.
Six Australians tee it up in the 156-man Open championship this week at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. It will be just the second time The Open has been held in Northern Ireland; the last time was in 1951 when Max Faulkner won at Royal Portrush.
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If for some reason you haven’t really considered Rory McIlroy ahead of this week’s Open championship at Royal Portrush, the latest Nike commercial may change your mind.
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The Open returns to Northern Ireland this week for the first time since 1951.
The last time The Open Championship was played at Royal Portrush was in 1951 when England’s Max Faulkner claimed the Claret Jug.
We stumbled upon this old highlights news reel from the tournament which also includes a brief few seconds of Australian Norman Von Nida (also a photo of him below) who despite leading through the first round, withdrew before he finished on Sunday with illness.
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As promised here is the back-nine holes at Royal Portrush, host of this week’s Open Championship.
And you should, at the very least check out the 18th hole. Dog-leg right. Internal out-of-bounds on the left corner.
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To get you excited about Open Championship week, here is a video guide to the front nine at Royal Portrush Golf club.
The Open Championship returns to Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland for the first time since American Max Faulkner won in 1951.
To get you in the Open Championship mood, here are flyovers of the front nine at Royal Portrush courtesy of The Open YouTube Channel.
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Here are the full tee times, TV schedule and the link to the official live scores for The Open Championship at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. (Therefore it’s not the British Open).
Full Open Championship scores AUSTRALIAN TV TIMESLive on FoxSports/Kayo (AEST) Thursday: 3:30pm – 5:00am Friday: 3:30pm – 5:00am Saturday: 7:00pm – 5:00am Sunday: 6:00pm – 4:00am
TEE TIMES (Round 1/Round2)[/one_third_last]1:15 pm/8:14 am Billy HORSCHEL Jazz JANEWATTANANOND Aaron WISE
1:26 pm/8:25 am Jordan SPIETH Marc LEISHMAN Danny WILLETT
1:37 pm/8:36 am Cameron SMITH Adam HADWIN David LIPSKY
1:48 pm/8:47 am Paul LAWRIE Chez REAVIE Justin HARDING
2:04 pm/9:03 am Takumi KANAYA (a) Tom LEWIS Brandon STONE
2:15 pm/9:14 am Lucas GLOVER Joost LUITEN Nino BERTASIO
2:26 pm/9:25 am Ernie ELS J.B.
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