Every Shot | Nick Faldo | 121st Open Championship

Sir Nick Faldo won his first Open Championship at Muirfield in 1987. By 1992 Faldo was a two time champion and a four-time major winner.
The Englishman entered The 121st Open hoping to make it a Muirfield double and Open hat-trick in July 1992.
Faldo started strong and by the end of day two was the tournament leader, scoring a round of 64 on the second day. From there he put in a performance fitting of a champion and held off challenges from John Cook and Jose Maria Olazabal to win his third Claret Jug.
Relive every shot of Faldo’s magic at Muirfield.
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[@aayxpl]

I was here with my dad in the galleries on the 18th. Can remember every bit of it. Buying a putter like his from one of the shops. The Americans in front of us with MASSIVE umbrellas. Playing golf on the Gameboy on the national express on the way there. Lost my Dad last year so this video is really helping me. Thank you Sir Nick

[@salfordnick5336]

Best effort I've ever seen, those last 4 holes were the best golf I've ever seen.....to say ive got to play the best 4 holes of my life, then actually do it, its unbelievable golf.

[@elboy6715]

One of the best golf swings ever. He was at his peak around this time

[@123rfd1]

Ball striking of the highest quality. A legendary win.

[@fredbosanquet9236]

Last 4 holes were spectacular but his ball striking was a bit off the first 14 holes. He admitted in an interview somewhere he struggled with his alignment that day

[@alancumming6407]

I spent two days at that Open. It was wet, windy and very cold. Great performance from Faldo and a hard won championship.

[@keithmoule4154]

You can see the focus and tension drain from his body when that last put went in, replaced by a wave of emotion and relief - he could barely see the cup to retrieve the ball. What a game....

[@3DGvisuals]

I saw every one of them from a few feet away, it was brilliant.

[@matthewmcgeady4440]

Great swing, great player

[@vinnynz]

I believe Sir Nick rated that long iron on the 18th as the best shot of his career. Quite a team Sir Nick and Fanny.

[@richardhall4830]

That chip on 16 is fabulous, the definition of clutch.

[@cgmat7804]

I have watched the Chronicles of a Champion on Nick Faldo and Padraig Harrington, both have a lot in common, that need to have total control of their game. Well for a period they both mastered it.

[@makingaclubchampion]

One classy man - what a swing!

[@maartenkroes8609]

Great content!

[@nathanfeagin4826]

What a great champion

[@TheBigLebowskix]

Wish I had his swing

[@alejandrohualdez5550]

I thought pornography was banned on KZbin!!!

[@Cw-vl4ho]

Great performance.....he just had the worst celebrations of all time...pretending to trip over and tipping the invisible cap!🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Eec2023]

Who cares about his golf. One of the worst human being to ever play the game. Also all his majors were not won but lost by bad play from his competitors. Today he tries to ACT so nice but a truly horrible man.

[@stevensicherman4101]

Examples, please. People can change. Would prefer hanging out with him or Trevino than anyone else on golf

[@andyetheridge]

@@stevensicherman4101 he can’t think of any.!

[@scottmallory298]

Erm 1990 Open Championship? He won by 5 having led by 5. Who threw it away?

[@tomretallick1719]

He had the low number after 72 holes, no one hands anything to a winner after 4 rounds.

[@Eec2023]

@@tomretallick1719 Norman dropped a 7 shot lead in the last round of the masters. You are a know nothing troll. Go hide