Over 140 years after staging the event for the first time, the best golfers in the World return to the Old Course as St Andrews this week for The Open Championship.
This years event will be the 29th time the event has taken place at the home of golf with the tournament not expected to return to the university town until 2021.
The last four men to lift the Claret Jug at the Old Course are all in action this week, with 1990 champion Nick Faldo playing at the tournament for the last time.
An American has one The Open on seven of the ten previous occasions at St Andrews. Can Jordan Spieth continue his quest for an unprecedented calendar Grand Slam?
Get to know the Old Course at St Andrews with our flyover videos of all 18 holes. #TheOpen https://t.co/98yU0hEsSO
— The Open (@TheOpen) July 13, 2015
St Andrews Roll of Honour
2010: Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa)
2005: Tiger Woods (United States)
2000: Tiger Woods (United States)
1995: John Daly (United States)
1990: Nick Faldo (England)
1984: Seve Ballesteros (Spain)
1978: Jack Nicklaus (United States)
1970: Jack Nicklaus (United States)
1964: Tony Lema (United States)
1960: Kel Nagle (United States)
1957: Bobby Nagle (South Africa)
1955: Peter Thomson (Australia)
1946: Sam Snead (United States)
1939: Dick Burton (England)
1933: Denny Schute (United States)
1927: Bobby Jones (United States)
1921: Jock Hutchison (United States)
1910: James Braid (Scotland)
1905: James Braid (Scotland)
1900: JH Taylor (England)
1895: JH Taylor (England)
1891: Hugh Kirkaldy (Scotland)
1888: Jack Burns (Scotland)
1885: Bob Martin (Scotland)
1882: Bob Ferguson (Scotland)
1879: Jamie Anderson (Scotland)
1876: Bob Martin (Scotland)
1873: Tom Kidd (Scotland)
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