British Open 2025: All the Action LIVE from Royal Portrush!
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The 2025 British Open has teed off at Royal Portrush, and the excitement is palpable! Padraig Harrington had the honour of hitting the first tee shot of the 153rd Open in cloudy conditions, marking the start of what promises to be a thrilling tournament.
Harrington, a two-time Open champion representing Ireland, is playing alongside Denmark's Nicolai Hojgaard and Northern Ireland's Tom McKibbin. Meanwhile, defending champion Xander Schauffele began his campaign this morning, joined by American JJ Spaun and Spaniard Jon Rahm.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is also in the mix, playing with fellow American Collin Morikawa and Ireland's Shane Lowry, the 2019 winner at Portrush. Local favourite Rory McIlroy started his quest for a second Claret Jug this afternoon, alongside England's Tommy Fleetwood and American Justin Thomas.
Early Action and Key Moments
Sam Burns made an impressive start, reaching the green in two on the par-five seventh hole, which measures a challenging 608 yards. A two-putt secured him a birdie. Brooks Koepka had a stroke of bad luck, with his third shot drifting just inches too far, resulting in a par.
How to Watch the British Open in South Africa
For those in South Africa eager to catch the action, DStv is your go-to source. Check your local listings for specific channels and times. Here's a general schedule, keeping in mind potential time differences:
- Thursday, July 17: Coverage typically begins in the early morning.
- Friday, July 18: Similar early morning start.
- Saturday, July 19: Check for early coverage followed by primetime viewing.
- Sunday, July 20: Final round coverage, starting early and continuing through the afternoon.
Don't Miss Out!
Stay tuned for more updates, scores, and highlights from the British Open 2025 at Royal Portrush. This year's tournament promises to be full of drama and unforgettable moments!