#D4419 — 2008 British Open DVD
60 Minutes

The 137th Open, at Royal Birkdale, will be remembered for its wild weather, its pure drama - and for a champion who almost didn't play in the tournament. Padraig Harrington, defending the trophy, admitted on the eve of the first round that had it not been The Open, he would not have played.

When he pulled out of practice to have intensive treatment to his right wrist the odds on Harrington retaining the crown went rocketing upwards.Now the trophy is heading back to Ireland and at the end of this tournament Harrington was the runaway champion by four strokes.

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#D4298 — 2007 Open Championship DVD
60 Minutes

The 2007 Open over the formidable links of Carnoustie provided four days of dramatic play in one of the most memorable Championships of the modern era. Andres Romero, Ernie Els, Padraig Harrington and Sergio Garcia all had chances to win throughout a remarkable final day. The ultimate drama of a play-off between Garcia and Harrington was needed to decide the title as packed galleries around Carnoustie's famous closing hole witnessed one of the most exciting finishes to any Open.

“In addition to highlighting the players and personalities that make this annual golf outing such a spectacle, this excellent film provides an up close and personal look at the play, while also sharing numerous insights into the tournament itself on topics ranging from grounds-keeping to the publicity machine. Highly recommended. ”
    - Video Librarian

Only $24.99

#D2890 — The 2005 Open DVD
52 Minutes

It's always a special occasion when The Open arrives at St. Andrews. Throughout the Championship's long history, the game's greatest players have battled for success over the Old Course.

And in 2005 Tiger Woods returned to dominating form, pulling away from a top-class field to repeat his victory in the Millennium Open and take his haul of Majors victories into double figures.

The 134th Open at the home of golf was also where Jack Nicklaus chose to end his phenomenal career. His 18 Majors titles included three victories in The Open, two of then at St Andrews, and 50,000 spectators crowded the Old Course in an emotional farewell.

The official film of The 134th Open tells in full the story of the world's oldest and greatest golf Championship. It includes not only Tiger's victory and Jack's farewell, but all the moments of drama and outstanding play that made it so memorable.

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#D2887 — The 2000 Open DVD
52 Minutes

The Royal and Ancient Golf Club had little hesitation in bringing the Millennium Open Championship back to St Andrews - it is after all the home of golf. Suitably, all the surviving winners of the Claret Jug were invited to play in a special event to commemorate this unique Championship.

This film looks back on all the drama of the greatest Championship in golf, played on the game's most famous course and dominated by Tiger Woods, the most prominent player since Jack himself.

The Open Championship saw it's highest ever attendance figures, and in perfect weather for all four days, Tiger held back the charge of contenders Ernie Els, David Duval, Thomas Björn, and David Toms with four bunker-free rounds in the 60's (only the third Open winner to do so) and a final score of 269, eight strokes ahead of Björn and Els. This would give Tiger Woods his first Open victory at St. Andrews, and make him the youngest player to complete the career Grand Slam of professional major golf championships.

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#3024 — 1999 BRITISH OPEN - VHS

Scotsman Paul Laurie makes up 10 shots on Sunday to defeat Jean Van de Veldt and Justin Leonard in a playoff at Camoustie to claim the Claret Jug.

Only $19.99