Looking for Open Championship Replay: Any Suggestions?

Golf Tournaments
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I recently missed the live broadcast of the Open Championship, and I’m eager to catch up on the highlights and full rounds. If anyone has any sources or tips on where I can find reliable replays, that would be fantastic!

Here’s What I’m Looking For:

  • Full Rounds: I want to see how the top players performed throughout the tournament.
  • Highlights: The best shots and moments that I might have missed.
  • Player Techniques: I’m really interested in observing how certain players approach specific holes, especially during critical moments.

If You Could Share:

  • Official Broadcast Sites: Are there any streaming services that offer replays of past tournaments?
  • YouTube Channels: Any specific channels that post high-quality golf content?
  • Golf Forums: Links or recommendations for threads where I might find discussions around the Open Championship highlights.

Thanks in advance for your help! I’m really looking forward to diving back into this amazing event and analyzing how different players tackled the challenges of the course.

Good golf!

P.S. If you also want to discuss any particular moments from the tournament, I’d love to hear your thoughts!

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If you’re looking for replays of the Open Championship, I recommend checking out the Golf Channel’s website. They often have full replays of major events available for streaming. You might need a cable subscription to access their content, though.

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You can also find great highlights on YouTube! Just search for ‘Open Championship Replay’ and you’ll see a ton of videos. Some users even post full rounds.

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I usually stream on ESPN+. They have the rights to various golf tournaments, including the Open Championship. It’s a subscription service, but they often have free trial offers.

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I’ve heard about ESPN+, but do they have all the past tournaments or just the recent ones?

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Good question, @jameswalker! They mainly focus on recent tournaments. For older ones, you might need to check the official PGA Tour site or even Netflix has some golf documentaries!

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What about using the official Open Championship app? I’ve found it sometimes offers replays, and it’s totally free! Just download it from your app store.

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That’s a great idea! However, does anyone know if the app includes full replays or just highlights?

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The app mainly features highlights, but sometimes they upload full round replays after a couple of days. So it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on!

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I remember watching it live last year! Such excitement! Just don’t bother trying to catch it on international sites; they usually block you. It’s often a frustrating experience!

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Right? It’s like trying to stream from a desert—definitely not fun! But keeping focused on those legit sites will save a lot of trouble! Cheers to that!

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Have you checked out the 2019 Open Championship at Royal Portrush? Shane Lowry’s performance was phenomenal, especially his final round. His calm demeanor under pressure was inspiring!

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Absolutely! His strategy of playing conservatively on the back nine was a game changer. Lowry really demonstrated how crucial course management is.

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I still can’t get over that incredible putt by Jordan Spieth on the 13th in 2017. The way he read the green was just amazing. Definitely worth a replay!

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That was a highlight for sure! The way he locked in his focus under pressure reminds me of the greats.

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Don’t forget about Francis Ouimet’s 1913 triumph! It’s a classic, showing how techniques evolve over the years. Plus, the underdog story is legendary.

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Yes! That Win made golf history. It’s funny how something so old still captivates modern audiences.

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If you want to see some real drama, rewatch the playoff between Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus in 1977. Their back-and-forth was a masterclass in pressure golf!

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That was quite the showdown! Each shot carried so much weight. Hard to imagine today’s players handling it like they did.

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I found the 2000 Open at St Andrews riveting! Tiger Woods was in his prime, showcasing incredible distance control. It was like watching a magician!