#3691 — 1998 BRITISH OPEN - VHS

Nobody could break par after four days, a playoff, and a 17-year-old named Justin Rose. All this drama and excitement brought to life in the highlight video of the 127th Open Championship. As seen through the eyes of the caddies at the Royal Birkdale in Lancashire. Won by Mark O'Meara.

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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.

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#3762 — 2002 BRITISH OPEN - VHS

Ernie Els came through a champion and joins the exclusive ranks of major championship winners by capturing the 131th Open Championship at Murfield. Murfield has a long history of producing great Open Champions and 2002 would be no exception. What lay in store was four days of demanding golf that was to test the mental and physical stamina of all 156 competitors. Punishing rough and tight fairways played their part in the excitement of the week, as did the unpredictable natural elements. Late on Sunday evening, Ernie Els was to emerge victorious after enduring an emotional roller-coaster final round. After clinching victory, he said, “This is one of the hardest tournaments I have ever played… but the most rewarding.” This film not only tells the story of Ernie’s triumph but also provides a definitive record to a highly entertaining Open Championship week.

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#3805 — 2003 BRITISH OPEN VHS

Enjoy the exciting highlights of the 2003 British Open. The Open Championship victory by young American, Ben Curtis, was the most unexpected and unpredictable in the modern history of the 143-year-old event. Curtis, who was unknown at 396th place in the world rankings before he arrived in Britain for his first major and his first outing on a links course, had only a handful of professional events to his name. This film not only shows Ben Curtis holding his own against the world’s best golfers and coming through a champion, but also provides a definitive record to a highly entertaining Open Championship week.

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