Johnny Miller | The Open Official Film 1976

[@PhilBaird1]

I'm in heaven watching Peter introduce a classic Open from the game's golden age. Thankyou to the R&A for putting this on KZbin.

Please keep posting those Open Official Films. For me there is nothing better on KZbin

[@richlewis1879]

I absolutely love these old videos. Johnny Miller swing was perfect

[@chevy4x466]

My favorite swing

[@johnkurtz7705]

Loved Miller's swing and confidence. He won using clubs he'd never played with before. Graphite shafts in the irons, I think a 1st at a major.

[@tomsauer3830]

Seve was a natural great. R.I.P.

[@John-j5x2t]

True 👍 ✔️ seve seve

[@elfedmorris5440]

Great these films.And that sweltering summer of 76.

[@MikeBodo]

As Johnny Miller said in Golf Channel's - Golf Films movie, Summer of '76, the Open Championship at Birkdale represented the zenith of his carreer and the beginning of Seve's epic ascension in the sport. One was a dying comet and the other a burgeoning super nova.

[@ryanschultz4119]

To me it's past majors like this that speak to Jack's true greatness! Had he putted even average, he would've yet challenged for another major. And there's many more majors Nicklaus finished 2nd in. Of which he could've easily won. Largely due to the other all-time greats he competed against like Miller & Seve. Amazing watching Ballesteros compete at this level at 19yrs of age! And you have to feel good for Johnny Miller. Knowing how many times he lost out on winning other majors. Because of the Golden Bear's propensity to come from behind on the final day. Love watching back these old Opens!

[@Weshopwizard]

A lot of those seconds were 1 stroke too. Dude could have won 20+.

[@Mark-l9k9q]

​@@Weshopwizard He won all he was capable of winning and no more.

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Johnny Miller came great again1980 -1983 won last tournament 1994 at Pebble Beach, putting yips caused him problems

[@johndwyer1999]

Weiskopt was a fine striker of the ball . especially back in those days with the timber drivers

[@chrisbrimhall1613]

Saw Miller and Weiskoph play around 1980 at Riviera for the LA Open…..unbelievable how good they hit their irons. I saw Miller lip out a tee shot on number 6 I believe for a near ACE…..GREAT TIMES FOR GOLF

[@N199UA]

Beautiful use of long irons by all players. Today it's just driver, wedge, putter, driver, wedge, putter etc.

[@barrymontgomery408]

Severiano ballesteros is a great player. He won 5 majors during his sucessful career whether in majors or the ryder cup for europe against the usa. Then he died of the horrible disease cancer in 2011 at the young age of 54. R.i.p. your place in the history books is assured forever.

[@PhilBaird1]

Does anyone else feel that golf hasn't been the same since Seve left us, then Peter a few years later. The magic went with them for me.

[@minnyh]

Tony Jacklin - such incisive comments after the 3rd round. And Peter Alliss... legendary

[@prestonphelps1649]

Peter Allis. LEGAND

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

Miller was so talented.

[@TheoHarrisGolf]

Although Seve didn’t win, it was still a great Open and Miller was one heck of a player in the 70s

[@robertbrown7470]

WHO narrated this video? Excellent!!!

[@stephenspence1192]

I think it was the late Michael Barrat who used to present Nationwide.

[@voice_of_reason5604]

That was a right gold fish bowl of a dram Peter Alliss had at the intro.

[@ericmackenzie123]

Great video. Funny how blatent the sponsorship placement was.

[@djelalhassan7631]

Great

[@asd36f]

Ian Stanley had an up and down tournament - 81, 69 and 79 resulted in him missing the cut for the final round.

[@richlewis1879]

The year I was born LOL

[@GTA--WEIRDO]

Maurice flitcroft 🐐😂😂😂

[@Neuimagination]

Like a bit of whiskey flavor in yer water? 😂

[@richlewis1879]

Seve exploded at 19, as did Sergio.

[@chrisbrimhall1613]

Six thousand pounds for second place🤣🤣🤣🤣 today would be over a million

[@RollinRocker]

42:18

[@Weshopwizard]

19 years old?!?! Ridiculous.

[@christopherdelgaudio9484]

Every time miller missed a putt he acted like he was 3

[@tony.bickert]

Henry Longhurst would have taken a real sip, or two or three.

[@edchapman5801]

He was a mature 3, wouldn't you say - it's funny though - I've watched him a lot and don't recall him behaving in this manner before, maybe because he was making more putts.

[@celiopodo]

Seve looks like fith beatle

[@martysykes3221]

Ha, interesting. What a special player Seve was. Just think, he had no amateur career, no development tour, he just turned pro and started playing professional golf. How amazing is that?!

[@oldmcdonald3376]

millar was a great player, but ever notice how he walked like a girl

[@robertbird6387]

I was thinking the same thing! 🤣

[@peterjohnson350]

Must have been the yellow shoes.

[@MrAJR76]

It was a '70s thing, especially for tall men. There were a few others who did it too (David Graham, Ray Floyd, Graham Marsh), and quite a few cricketers as well.

[@rileypontillo8610]

1:57 easy camera guy.