2012 British Open Final: TV Coverage

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Scott takes four-shot Open lead

Adam Scott will start the Open's final day with a four-shot lead over Graeme McDowell and Brandt Snedeker after a two-under 68.

Woods seeks to pressurise Scott Tiger Woods suggests leader Adam Scott has under achieved in his career ahead of the final round of the Open at Lytham.

McDowell aims to emulate Clarke Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell will be inspired by compatriot and 2011 winner Darren Clarke as he attempts to snatch a last-day Open victory

Hello Golf Fan's Welcome to Watch British Open Live Streaming Online on PC. We are now well into February and plans across all aspects of this year’s Open Championship are already at an advanced stage. Prior to Christmas, the Championship Department were on the ground as a group to ensure that all operational and staging aspects of the Championship were progressing and any problem areas identified. The whole spectator and competitor experience was covered by looking at the annual requirements for car parking, rail travel, access onto the golf course, facilities within the tented village and movement on and around the golf course. Having the whole team together gave us the opportunity to sign off on infrastructure locations, not just for the tented village but also for television camera positions, grandstand locations and scoreboards – each trying not to get in the others way! Our trip before Christmas also provided us with the opportunity to start firming up on various public catering areas and facilities for spectators who will, on any one day, reach 40,000.

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British Open-2012 

What: The Open Championship
When: Jul 19 - 22, 2012
Purse: $8,000,000
Venue: Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Course
Lancashire, England.
Defending Champion: Darren Clarke

Stats: Live

There are a number of aspects of The Open Championship which are consistent each year. However, planning an event which changes venue annually does raise unique obstacles and challenges. Lytham itself is a great viewing course with holes which run together, providing spectators with plenty of golf to watch from any one area at any particular time. The greatest challenge this year is that, in the last 11 years, The Open Championship has grown in almost all aspects, while the site at Lytham has remained the same in size! The challenges faced by the Championship team last year at Royal St George’s, a site covering an enormous area of ground with plenty of space to fit our infrastructure, are very different to Royal Lytham & St Annes, a course whose perimeter is restricted by housing and a railway line.

2011 saw us raise our game with regard to spectator experience by introducing an interactive Golf Zone within the Tented Village. A tented area, which several months before had been a field full of sheep, became an alternative facility for all ages to learn more about the course, equipment and the history of the game. For those of you who attended, you will also have noticed the big hole in the ground that was dug in an attempt to replicate the Road bunker at St Andrews –a hazard which most, if not all, who visited the HSBC Golf Zone attempted to extracate themselves from.

The last few years have seen The Open remain at the forefront of technology, not only through television and media but also for spectators. This year will see 20km of fibre optic cable dug in under the golf course in a spider’s web layout to provide instant plug-in technology at the various locations around the Tented Village and golf course that require it.

With January now behind us, the qualifying structure of this year’s Open Championship is also already underway. The first qualifying event took place in Melbourne, Australia, with Australasia’s finest taking on36 holes amid 90 mph winds and rain showers producing three qualifiers who will surely face similar conditions at Lytham in July! The qualifier took place around the famous Kingston Heath Golf Club on one of the wonderful sand belt courses of Melbourne. Kingston Heath has played host to the Australasian qualifier for seven of the last nine years and is a very popular venue for the competitors who the previous week were competing a short distance down the road at the Victoria Open, one of the main events on the PGA Tour of Australasia’s schedule.

From Australia, The Open Championship made its way to Royal Johannesburg & Kensington, the site of the Africa qualifier over a course of 7,600 yards, albeit at altitude. Again a fine test of golf, the weather was kind and three more players were plugged into the field of 156 who will start the Championship in July. It is always a fascinating experience for competitors and officials alike to stage these qualifying competitions in far flung parts of the world with the Claret Jug in tow for all to see and touch. Next up on the qualifying circuit will be the Asia leg in Thailand on 1 and 2 March, where four more places will be up for grabs.

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