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Golf: The Open

Sport: Golf

The world's greatest male golfers converge on the UK's most challenging courses.

The world's greatest male golfers converge on the UK's most challenging courses. Who will join the roll of honour at golf's oldest major and claim the iconic Claret Jug?

Gary Lineker

Golf: The Open: Day 3, Part 2

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21/07/2007

Day 3, Part 2

BBC Sport - Golf: The Open, Day 3, Part 2

Continued coverage of the oldest of golf's four major championships.

Continued live coverage of the oldest of golf's four major championships, presented by Gary Lineker. The commentators are Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Mark James.

Continued coverage of the oldest of golf's four major championships, presented by Gary Lineker. British hopes coming into the tournament rested on world top 20 players Luke Donald, Paul Casey and Justin Rose, with Ireland's Padraig Harrington also capable of challenging for his first major championship victory. The commentators are Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Mark James.

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