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Last Updated: Friday, 11 July, 2003, 10:52 GMT 11:52 UK

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The Open Quiz: Practice round

Who won last year's Open Championship?

A: Tiger Woods

B: Ernie Els

C: David Duval

Which course has held the most Championships?

A: St Andrews

B: Muirfield

C: Prestwick

Which of these names has never graced the Open champions hall of fame?

A: Ted Ray

B: Mungo Park

C: Rudy Trumpton

Which former Open champion's nickname is 'Wild Thing'?

A: Tiger Woods

B: Lee Trevino

C: John Daly

Which course holds the record for being the longest in Open history - 7,361 yards?

A: St Andrews

B: Royal St George's

C: Carnoustie

How many times has the Open been held outside England and Scotland?

A: Never

B: Once

C: Three times

Where was the first Championship held?

A: Prestwick

B: Musselburgh

C: Hoylake

In which year did Doug Sanders miss a three-foot putt which would have given him Open victory?

A: 1950

B: 1970

C: 1990

Which player has won the most Open titles, with six?

A: Harry Vardon

B: James Braid

C: Tom Watson

Who was the last amateur to win the Open?

A: Bobby Jones

B: Bobby Ball

C: Johnny Ball

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