Telling some of the greatest stories in golf and in sports with ten new Original Documentaries. This week on The Open Podcasts is the remarkable story of Gary Evans, in the first edition of Tales of The Open.
A player with immense talent, Evans never won a professional tournament on the European Tour. Despite this, he is responsible for one of golf's greatest rollercoaster rides, and one of the most incredible rounds in the history of major championship golf.
Told through Evans’ perspective, narrator Shane O'Donoghue takes us on a journey through the Englishman's dramatic career in The Open, and how Evans came so close to producing an all-time triumph at The 131st Open Championship at Muirfield.
The 151st Open will live long in the memory.
For the unrelenting rain on Sunday. For the sensational test that Hoylake provided. And for the clinic delivered by the Champion Golfer of the Year, Brian Harman.
Listen back to The Open Radio's broadcast in full of the final round from Royal Liverpool, and relive the sounds of The 151st Open. A championship truly forged by nature.
Brian Harman is the Champion Golfer of the Year.
Listen in to the final episode of The 151st Show, reviewing an incredible Open at Hoylake.
Brian Harman is just 18 holes away from winning The Open.
Tune in to The 151st Show to listen to Marcus Buckland, Robert Dinwiddie and Michael McEwen's thoughts on Saturday's play, and if Brian Harman can win the Claret Jug.
The 151st Open is at the halfway stage,
Hear about Brian Harman's incredible performance and who can challenge him with The 151st Show, with special guest Peter Finch!
Tune in each day to get closer to The Open, and watch on YouTube for the first time.
Thursday was a wonderful day from Hoylake.
Get a lowdown of the day with special guest Colin Montgomerie.
The 151st Open is here.
Get a run through of all the runners and riders for the title, direct from the grounds at Hoylake, with Marcus Buckland, Paul Eales and Sophie Walker.
Tune in each day to get closer to The Open, and watch on YouTube for the first time.
The 151st Show is here. From now until The Open week begins at Hoylake on 16 July, The 151st Show will be giving you all the previews ahead of what is set to be a spectacular event.
And first and foremost, Di Stewart, Rob Lee and Amy Boulden take us through the setting for the 151st playing of the Championship. The magnificent Royal Liverpool.
With a hole-by-hole run through of the course, the trio talk about how the back nine will play and what will be the key things the players will need to watch out for at Hoylake.
You can also watch this podcast from 11 July on YouTube. Just head to The Open's official YouTube channel to do so.
The 151st Show is here. From now until The Open week begins at Hoylake on 16 July, The 151st Show will be giving you all the previews ahead of what is set to be a spectacular event.
And first and foremost, Di Stewart, Rob Lee and Amy Boulden take us through the setting for the 151st playing of the Championship. The magnificent Royal Liverpool.
With a hole-by-hole run through of the course, the trio talk about how the holes will play and what will be the key things the players will need to watch out for at Hoylake.
You can also watch this podcast from 11 July on YouTube. Just head to The Open's official YouTube channel to do so.
Some players reach the dizzy heights of the game of golf, and stay there long enough to reap the rewards. But some do not.
In 2003, Thomas Bjorn defied the odds of a first round quadruple bogey to lead The Open by three shots with four holes to play. What happened next on the 16th hole at Royal St George's, lives in golfing infamy.
Bjorn's perspective on his misfortune however showcased why he was not only one of the best golfers of his time, but a role model for Danish, and European golfers to look up to.
This is Tales of The Open. This is the story of Thomas Bjorn.
Listen to Tales of The Open on your preferred podcast provider, or on YouTube.
Few players have ever captured the imagination of a crowd quite like Thomas Levet.
A showman simply by having fun, Levet was a rare breed of golfer who seemed to enjoy every moment of the most intense of competition. This was never more true than The Open in 2002.
With a sensational run at the title, Levet thrilled fans across the globe, and showed sportsmanship that is unheralded, even in a game as honourable as golf.
Listen to Tales of The Open on your preferred podcast provider, or on YouTube.
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