FALDO, COTTON, JACKLIN | Open Around The World | England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

English golfers have been integral in building the legacy of The Open Championship.

In The Open’s early days, players north of the boarder, Scotland, dominated the competition until in John Ball became the first amateur and English winner at Prestwick in 1890.

It was in 1894 when The Open was first held in England, with Royal St George’s playing host and England’s John Henry Taylor winning the first of five Claret Jug’s.

Sir Nick Faldo, a name synonymous with excellence, redefined what it meant to be a dominant force in golf. With six major championships to his name, including three Open Championship victories, Sir Nick's extraordinary career showcases his unwavering dedication, unparalleled work ethic, and a burning desire for success.

We delve into Sir Nick Faldo's triumphs at The Open Championship, reminiscing his iconic victories in 1987 at Muirfield, 1990 at St Andrews, and 1992 at Muirfield once again. Witness his flawless swing, strategic brilliance, and nerve of steel as he navigates the treacherous links courses, etching his name in golfing history.

Tony Jacklin, a true pioneer of English golf, brought a breath of fresh air to the sport with his magnetic charisma, raw talent, and unwavering determination. As the first British golfer in 18 years to win The Open Championship, Jacklin's remarkable triumph in 1969 at Royal Lytham & St Annes captivated the world and marked a turning point in English golfing history.

Don't miss out on this captivating celebration of English golfers' triumphs at The Open Championship in this latest edition of Open Around The World.

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