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In The Open’s illustrious 160-year history, players of 15 nationalities have secured the honour of being named the Champion Golfer of the Year.
The United States, Scotland and England are, perhaps unsurprisingly, the countries to boast the most winners, while there have also been multiple champions from Australia, South Africa, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and Jersey, the birthplace of The Open’s most successful player, Harry Vardon.
However, seven players hold the distinction of being the only men from their respective nations to have lifted the Claret Jug.
We look at the history-making golfers whose achievements have yet to be surpassed by their compatriots.
To discover the identity of the seven players, continue reading here.
The R&A