Paul Lawrie Wins At Carnoustie | The Open Official Film 1999

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There is nothing quite like the drama and emotion of the world's oldest golf tournament.
After surviving the 36-hole final qualifying tournament at the start of the week, Lawrie created major history by storming through from 10 strokes behind on the final day.
The Scot eventually won a four-hole play-off also involving 1997 winner Justin Leonard and Jean Van de Velde - who had taken seven on the 72nd hole when a double bogey six would have given him the Claret Jug.
One of the greatest comebacks in the history of The Open Championship - still talked about today with much interest and excitement.
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@DonAl9114 4 месяца назад

Amazing to see this final round again. And Paul was a true champion. Well done. 😊😊😊

@TheLocalLt 9 месяцев назад

The artful commentary on these R&A highlight films recaps is sorely missed, I have had both the 1999 and 2000 editions on VHS since they came out and both are utterly brilliant

@barry5138 3 месяца назад

Fantastic coverage and voices 👏 👌 before the world went mad!!

@jamesklatt Год назад

This had the wildest finish of any major championship ever played.

@maxpfundner2226 6 месяцев назад

you could at least sort this playlist by year ^^

@Nategrossman7 Год назад

One of the greatest Open Championships of all time and arguably the most exciting finish in major championship history.

@TheLocalLt 9 месяцев назад

At 41:50 is perhaps my favorite line in any sporting media, both for its artfulness and cheekiness: “Now surely it was the time to wedge the ball back to the sanctuary of the fairway, but that has never been the French way: safety first is almost sacrilege for those of Gallic temperament.” Another classic at 42:52, “with the neurons apparently misfiring, the humor from here was all gallows, or more appropriately: guillotine”

@MGAF688 4 месяца назад

You play to win the game. Van De Velde never agreed with that sentiment. He only needed a 6. Not a 5 or a 4 or a 3. He played it as though he needed a 3. That's just stupid.

@skellvarnsen23 Год назад

sacre bleu

@golfranda Год назад

What an incredible way to close out The Open. What's your favourite Open from the last century?

@jamesklatt Год назад

The 1961 open from royal birkdale. Arnold Palmers first championship

@skellvarnsen23 Год назад

long john daly at the old course

@thenumberquelve158 Год назад

1998 had so many storylines. Mark O'Meara peaking at 41, Rose putting up the best amateur performance imaginable, Tiger charging up the board proving he can handle links golf, Jesper's last crack at a major, and the rando Brian Watts having a glorious moment in the Sun.