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In 1994 the British Open Golf Championship took place at Turnberry for the first time for eight years. This official record of the event provides detailed coverage of all four days, from the players' successes and disappointments to their comments and behind-the-scenes stories. Other features include a hole-by-hole description of the course, the table of final placings, and the results of every Open since 1860.
This book serves as the official record of the 1994 Open Championship, detailing the event's progression and historical context. Authored by John E. Hopkins, Michael McDonnell, and Dr. Michael J. Williams, this work meticulously documents the four days of competition at Turnberry, a course hosting the championship for the first time in eight years. It aims to provide a comprehensive account, encompassing player performances, personal anecdotes, and course specifics.
As an official record, this book is expected to be a definitive account for golf historians and enthusiasts. The inclusion of comprehensive results and course details suggests a factual and thorough presentation of the 1994 event. Its historical scope, extending back to 1860, positions it as a valuable reference for the championship's legacy.
Page Count:
112
Publication Date:
1994-10-01
Publisher:
Transworld Publishers Limited
ISBN-10:
185225212X
ISBN-13:
9781852252120
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