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In this episode, Fergus Bisset provides a fascinating in-depth look at the two most important Open Championships of the modern era. Arnold Palmer's wins in 1961 and 1962 are credited with transforming the fortunes of the Open but as Neil discovers in the episode, there is way more to this story than meets the eye. It's a pivotal period for the game and one that's well worth knowing.There is also a look at a record from the history books that Fergus thinks will remain unbeaten and a memorable quote from the past. The episode wraps up with the weekly golf history quiz!
Tiger Woods put on, arguably, the finest ever Major performance to win the2000 US Open at Pebble Beach. We’ talk about the significance of that incredible event as the main part of this podcast.
We also look at Faldo's 18 straight pars to win at Muirfield in '87 and delve into the great book of...
Published 11/06/24
Hale Irwin came through a playoff to become the oldest ever US Open winner in an unlikely and highly memorable contest at Medinah. Fergus tells the story plus he looks at a record from the history books that will never be beaten. Plus there is a quiz to test yours (and Neil's) knowledge.
Published 10/30/24