New Zealand’s Ryan Fox wins thrilling British Open at final hole
By Martyn Herman Ryan Fox stayed iced cool at the end of four long and hot days at Royal Birkdale to sink a birdie putt on the 18th and win the 154th British…
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Ryan Fox wins 154th British Open: Kiwi birdies final hole for first Major title. The 39-year-old is only the second New Zealand man to win the Open, following Bob Charles in 1963 Royal Lytham. Fox was level with long-time clubhouse leader Cameron Young on nine under heading down the last but played a stunning approach shot and then sunk a 20-foot birdie.
Furthermore, New Zealand's Ryan Fox carded a final-round 68 at Royal Birkdale to edge past American Cameron Young by one shot and lift the Claret Jug, securing a historic first major championship title.
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Ryan Fox wins 154th British Open: Kiwi birdies final hole for first Major title.
according to IOL (Independent Online)The 39-year-old is only the second New Zealand man to win the Open, following Bob Charles in 1963 Royal Lytham.
according to Business Day LiveFox was level with long-time clubhouse leader Cameron Young on nine under heading down the last but played a stunning approach shot and then sunk a 20-foot birdie.
according to Business Day LiveNew Zealand's Ryan Fox carded a final-round 68 at Royal Birkdale to edge past American Cameron Young by one shot and lift the Claret Jug, securing a historic first major championship title
according to IOL (Independent Online)
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