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Pictures from a dramatic final day of The Open at Royal Birkdale.
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All the action from Royal Birkdale with the second round of the 137th Open Championship.
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All the action from Royal Birkdale as the 137th Open Championship gets underway.
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The players battled windy conditions again at Royal Birkdale ahead of the opening round on Thursday.
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Comments (1)
Feargal Oneill says...
Can't see why you would be surprised to see Norman win Dave. He's experienced, playing solid golf, been there before, has a new woman in his life, is rich, comfortable and looks like he doesn't care less - LIFE IS GOOD !! Just the right attitude for the final day at the Open. Podge Harrington on the other hand, is a choker, injured and has the weight of expectation on him - and will more than likely collapse. Choi is biggest threat. Expect top three to include Norman, Choi and a player from the pack - maybe Kim ? I think a lay on Harrington to make the top 5 is a good bet at ¿ and a back on Norman at 4.2/1 on Betfair is equally good. Go on the Shark !!!
Posted 20:37 19th July 2008