Adam Scott the early stand-out as the 152nd Open tees off
Former Masters champion Adam Scott’s brilliant touch from the sand produced an early highlight on the first morning of the 152nd Open at Royal Troon.
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Former Masters champion Adam Scott’s brilliant touch from the sand produced an early highlight on the first morning of the 152nd Open at Royal Troon.
TROON, Scotland : American Justin Leonard struck the opening tee shot as the 152nd British Open started in slightly overcast conditions at Royal Troon on Thursday.
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The 2024 Open Championship marks the fourth and final golf major of the year, and it begins Thursday with the first round at Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland.
The final men's golf major of the year tees off Thursday at Scotland's Royal Troon, site of the 152nd Open Championship.
The winner of the 152nd Open at Royal Troon will receive USD 3.1 million in prize money. The Champion Golfer of the Year will pocket the highest amount in The Open's history as it returns to the renowned Ayrshire links for the tenth time. The R&A announced an increase of half a million dollars in the prize purse for the 2024 Open to be played from July 18 to 21. The prize purse will now be USD 17 million, a USD 500,000 increase from 2023.
Between Tiger Woods' withering put-down of Colin Montgomerie and Rory McIlroy’s press conference at which the subject rarely strayed from his crushing US Open disappointment, there’s been less spoken about what might unfold on the golf course over the next four days at Royal Troon than your average major championship week - if there is such a thing.