U.S. Open 2013 Highlights
Day four of the US Open from Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. South Africans Ernie Els and Retief Goosen have twice triumphed in this competition.
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U.S Open 2014 Official Film
The story of the 2014 US Open Championship at the No. 2 Course of the Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. England's Justin Rose came into this event as the defending champion.
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U.S Open 2015 Official Film
The official film of the 2015 US Open, one of golf's four majors. Martin Kaymer went in as the defending champion from 2014.
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U.S Open 2016 Official Film
The official film of the 2016 US Open. Hosted at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania, one of the world's most difficult courses, Jordan Spieth came in as the defending champion.
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The Golf Podcast
The Sky Sports Golf Vodcast series, diving deeper behind the scenes into the stories behind the latest events in golf, and all the major talking points.
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U.S Open 2017 Official Film
The official film of the 2017 US Open. Hosted at Erin Hills in Wisconsin, Dustin Johnson came into the tournament as the defending champion from last year.
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U.S Open 2018 Official Film
The official film of the 2018 US Open, held at Shinnecock Hills Golf Course. On an exceptionally challenging course, Brooks Koepka was aiming to retain his title from 2017.
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U.S Open 2019 Official Film
The official film of the 2019 US Open from the iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links. It was to be a memorable tournament on the California coast for a first-time Major winner.
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U.S. Open 2020 Official Film
The official film of the 2020 US Open. Hosted at Winged Food Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York, USA's Gary Woodland came in as the defending champion.
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PGA TOUR Champions
All the action from the American Family Insurance Championship at University Ridge Golf Course in Wisconsin. USA's Jerry Kelly won this even when it was last held in 2019.
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U.S Open 2016 Official Film
The official film of the 2016 US Open. Hosted at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania, one of the world's most difficult courses, Jordan Spieth came in as the defending champion.
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U.S Open 2017 Official Film
The official film of the 2017 US Open. Hosted at Erin Hills in Wisconsin, Dustin Johnson came into the tournament as the defending champion from last year.
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U.S Open 2018 Official Film
The official film of the 2018 US Open, held at Shinnecock Hills Golf Course. On an exceptionally challenging course, Brooks Koepka was aiming to retain his title from 2017.
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U.S Open 2012 Official Film
The story of the 2012 US Open Championship from the Olympic Club in San Francisco. Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy won this tournament by an incredible eight strokes in 2011.
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PGA Tour: The Cut
A look behind the scenes of the PGA Tour. Follow the world's best players as they prepare for the big events in 2021.
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PGA Tour Champions Learning Centre
From instruction tips for your game, to fitness advice and lifestyle lessons, hear from the best on the circuit in PGA Tour Champions Learning Centre.
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U.S Open Preview Show
All the build-up, analysis and talking points ahead of this year's US Open from Torrey Pines South Course in San Diego, one of the world's most challenging courses.
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The Golf Podcast
Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart, Rich Beem and Michael McEwan to discuss emotional wins on the European and PGA tours, and there's a big preview of the U.S. Open.
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U.S Open Preview Show
All the build-up, analysis and talking points ahead of this year's US Open from Torrey Pines South Course in San Diego, one of the world's most challenging courses.
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The Women's Amateur Championship
All the action from the 2021 RandA Women's Amateur Championship in Kilmarnock, Scotland. Germany's Aline Krauter won this event in 2020.
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PGA Tour: The Cut
A look behind the scenes of the PGA Tour. Follow the world's best players as they prepare for the big events in 2021.
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PGA Tour Champions Learning Centre
From instruction tips for your game, to fitness advice and lifestyle lessons, hear from the best on the circuit in PGA Tour Champions Learning Centre.
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U.S Open Preview Show
All the build-up, analysis and talking points ahead of this year's US Open from Torrey Pines South Course in San Diego, one of the world's most challenging courses.
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PGA TOUR Champions
All the action from the American Family Insurance Championship at University Ridge Golf Course in Wisconsin. USA's Jerry Kelly won this even when it was last held in 2019.
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US Open Epic: 2008 Tiger and Rocco
A special documentary looking back at Tiger Woods' last Major win back at the 2008 US Open at Torrey Pines, and the memorable duel between Tiger and Rocco Mediate that went to a play-off.
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The Golf Podcast
Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart, Rich Beem and Michael McEwan to discuss emotional wins on the European and PGA tours, and there's a big preview of the U.S. Open.
20210616130000 +0100 to 20210616140000 +0100
U.S Open 2016 Official Film
The official film of the 2016 US Open. Hosted at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania, one of the world's most difficult courses, Jordan Spieth came in as the defending champion.
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