Using exclusive interviews and unique archive footage, the first programme explains why the U.S. Open is recognised as the most difficult examination in Championship golf. It details the importance of Ouimet's seminal victory at the 1913 Championship which signalled the start of dominance by home players at the Championship. The programme pays particular attention to the achievements of Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen and Bobby Jones. It charts the Championship's development between its inception and the retirement of the all conquering Jones in 1930. Show less