Watch a collection of the best shots from The 2019 Open Championship, featuring champion Shane Lowry, runner-up Tommy Fleetwood and a superb hole-in-one from Emiliano Grillo. BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •BBC News
Watch the key moments in the battle between Ireland's Shane Lowry and England's Tommy Fleetwood in the final round of The Open at Royal Portrush, which led to Lowry winning his first major. BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •BBC News
Tommy Fleetwood, Rickie Fowler and Patrick Reed star among the best shots from the final day of the 2019 Open at Royal Portrush. BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •BBC News
Watch highlights as Francesco Molinari hits three birdies and an eagle in a five-under par round of 66 as the Italian finishes just outside the top 10 at Royal Portrush. BBC Sport - Published
Ireland's Shane Lowry claimed a first major championship win of his career with a dominant six-shot victory at The Open. BBC News - Published Also reported by •BBC Sport
Shane Lowry wins The Open ending his tournament with a round of 72 to end 15-under and beat Tommy Fleetwood into second by six shots at Royal Portrush. BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •BBC News
Ireland’s Shane Lowry held his nerve on the final day at Royal Portrush to win the 148th Open Championship and claim his first career Major. the 32-year-old held off the challenge of Englishman Tommy.. talkSPORT - Published
Shane Lowry delivered "a hammer blow" for Tommy Fleetwood on the 15th after gaining a shot on the 14th as he extended his lead going on to win the Open 2019 at Royal Portrush. BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •BBC News
Shane Lowry held off 69 opponents over the weekend and the brutal Irish weather to win his first major title of his career, with a final round of one-over par clinching The 148th Open Championship. Independent - Published
Portrush native Graeme McDowell says he is "proud of the town, Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland" after a "phenomena;" Open Championship. BBC Sport - Published
Shane Lowry chips onto the seventh green to set up a birdie extending his lead, moving to 18-under for the tournament at Royal Portrush. BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •BBC News
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