The Open Official Film 2015 | St Andrews

The Open at St Andrews is always a special occasion and the 2015 edition started on the perfect note with Peter Thomson and Arnold Palmer starring in the Champion Golfers’ Challenge prior to The Open proper.

Amid great excitement and almost unbearable tension on the Old Course, The 144th Open featured one of the event's best-ever finishes with a four-hole play-off against 2010 Champion Golfer Louis Oosthuizen and Australia’s Marc Leishman.

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[foodreacts]

These films are the best to watch back after so many years

[tonywilliams]

Yet another great Open, so glad I went and saw the drama unfold. And to see the great Tom Watson bow out was fantastic.

[mschein]

I'll always remember watching Paul Dunne walk down the fairway on 17/18 and hearing some bloke from the crowd belt out "GO ON PAUL YA FUCKIN' LAD". Had me in stitches. Been calling my friends lads randomly ever since.

[ZHAOJINXIAN]

Again another great work, can't wait for the 2020 film!

[foodreacts]

St Andrews is probably the best Golfing Venue in the World and I hope to visit in at some point as I am 17

[arthurcharlesharrison]

Never seen anything like that before..when Speith flicked that switch go on and win, I've not missed a major since..

[SimpleFoosball]

Absolutely great to see that reception for Watson on his Open farewell, but why didn’t you show Faldo? The guy won three Opens, and bowed out by birdying the road hole too!!!

[thenumberquelve]

There's so much to remember from this one, but I'll remember it for the amateurs. I keep thinking that with the global expansion of the game and the tremendous prizepools on offer in the big games, there's just too much of an incentive to turn pro nowadays and we'll never see amateurs make legit runs at winning the big ones again (the US PGA Tour not seeing any amateurs win since Phil Mickelson in 1991 attests to that.)
But this one was a REAL breath of fresh air. Jordan Spieth addressed his virtual playing of the Old Course; maybe that has something to do with it, but you still can't BS your way around an Open venue, they all had the talent.

[anthonypapol]

Sad to see that the thumbnail isn't even the person who won. ZJ earns that respect. Otherwise great video.

[phxmaster]

Here in the United States it was the final Open on ESPN before NBC took the rights to it for 2016 and continue to as of this comment

[foodreacts]

Tom Watson what an Absolute legend of the game

[mdeodar]

When you're from Cedar Rapids, Iowa... it's par for the course. Recognition wise.

[stuartbaungally]

Really good film of a brilliant Open, that brought back some fantastic memories.

However, the filter used in the interviews was really off putting. Appears like it they were AI generated.

[foodreacts]

I really Hope Tiger can BOW out like TOM did, thats what I would love

[foodreacts]

Rory was so sad and angry that he got Injured playing football

[foodreacts]

Rory's injury was so sad but stupid at the same time