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This was the biggest shockThis was the biggest shock result seen in the 29 Opens played at the Old Course. Ironically, Oosthuizen's louboutin shoes, The street wear for the street smart speaks a lot about the fashion Christian Louboutinapparently nerveless display over four extraordinary days on the Fife coast turned it in to "the Closed".

Time was that only the very best golfer could win at St Andrews. Jack Nicklaus twice, Sir Nick Faldo and on two occasions Tiger Woods triumphed at the Home of Golf when they were at the very top of the game. John Daly was already a major winner when he won in 1995.

Oosthuizen has proven that it is now simply who plays the best golf of the week and that trying to predict who might produce it is nigh on impossible.

Is it a reflection of strength in depth in the world game, or is it that we're in an era where the top golfers in the world are all much of a muchness?

Has modern equipment, teaching methods and coaching technology equalised talent to such an extent that these events are about which player has his mental attitude in the right place? Is it a strength or a weakness for the game?
Having walked all 18 holes with the new champion, I have few complaints. This was an extraordinary performance from the likeable South African who was composure personified.

To have responded to the growing momentum that was swinging Paul Casey's way as a five shot lead had been whittled to three with 10 holes to play was the stuff of a champion.
result seen in the 29 Opens played at the Old Course. Ironically, Oosthuizen's apparently nerveless display over four extraordinary days on the Fife coast turned it in to "the Closed".

Time was that only the very best golfer could win at St Andrews. Jack Nicklaus twice, Sir Nick Faldo and on two occasions Tiger Woods triumphed at the Home of Golf when they were at the very top of the game. John Daly was already a major winner when he won in 1995.

Oosthuizen has proven that it is now simply who plays the best golf of the week and that trying to predict who might produce it is nigh on impossible.

Is it a reflection of strength in depth in the world game, or is it that we're in an era where the top golfers in the world are all much of a muchness?

Has modern equipment, teaching methods and coaching technology equalised talent to such an extent that these events are about which player has his mental attitude in the right place? Is it a strength or a weakness for the game?
Having walked all 18 holes with the new champion, I have few complaints. This was an extraordinary performance from the likeable South African who was composure personified.

To have responded to the growing momentum that was swinging Paul Casey's way as a five shot lead had been whittled to three with 10 holes to play was the stuff of a champion.