BRITISH OPEN '24: Looking back at The Opens at Royal Troon

FILE - British Open champion Arnold Palmer poses with his trophy held high for all to see at the presentation ceremonies at Troon, Scotland, July 13, 1962. Palmer was the first American winner at Troon.

FILE - British Open champion Arnold Palmer poses with his trophy held high for all to see at the presentation ceremonies at Troon, Scotland, July 13, 1962. Palmer was the first American winner at Troon. (AP Photo/File)


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The British Open first went to Royal Troon in 1923 and returns this year for the 10th time. There was a stretch of six consecutive American winners at one point. That includes Arnold Palmer winning for the second time and one-time winners like Mark Calcavecchia and Todd Hamilton. The most recent is the most famous because of the duel between Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson.

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