Gary Woodland drilling one iron after one iron.ball never higher than 20 feet in the air. #TheOpen2012 http://t.co/zuwexUXn
Tiger Woods: not same gameplan as Hoylake. Will Hit more drivers and three woods. #TheOpen2012
@N_Maidment some g4s security guys up at Open didn’t know where to send us earlier
@LukeJWilcox whoever hits the ball straight. Oosthuizen always a good shout.and whoever doesn’t whinge according to tony jacklin
Lee Westwood being quizzed on his short game in the Lytham interview room.#TheOpen2012
Yes sir Luke Donald.Top quality autograph signing followed by precise wedge shots on range. #TheOpen2012 http://t.co/9wCzbJev
Whinging won’t secure Open win says former champion Jacklin
LYTHAM ST ANNES, England (Reuters) – Title contenders at this week’s British Open will not be the ones whinging about the weather or the condition of the golf course, 1969 champion Tony Jacklin said on Monday.
“Somebody is going to win, I’ll tell you that, no matter how unplayable it is,” Jacklin, who won his only Open title at Royal Lytham & St Annes 43 years ago, said in a news conference.
Life, and news conferences, are more interesting when @bubbawatson is around. Bring on the #TheOpen – http://t.co/I3Bo3MwJ
Watson’s wacky side comes to the fore at Lytham
LYTHAM ST ANNES, England (Reuters) – Bubba Watson mixed his quirky humor with some tactical talk after playing Lytham for the first time on Monday, proving his reputation as one of golf’s most colorful characters.
There are more than 200 bunkers on the Lancashire links and the American left-hander said he would have to fight his nature to belt the ball colossal distances, with accuracy at a premium in this week’s 141st British Open.


