Michael Campbell | Tales of The Open

Telling some of the greatest stories in golf and in sports with ten new Original Documentaries, The Open Podcasts have been reimagined into a Vodcast. Relive the shots from the inspiring story of Michael Campbell.
An amazing character who has blazed a trail for New Zealand and for the Maori community, Michael Campbell came so close to winning an Open Championship and cultivated a wonderful relationship with the home of golf in St Andrews.
Narrator Shane O'Donoghue takes us on a journey through Campbell's remarkable run at The 124th Open at St Andrews, and how a series of astonishing events from that day led to an incredible feat 10 years later.
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[@craigs19721972]

You did New Zealand so proud 🙂

[@stevedriscoll2539]

What a great game, but also very cruel. I think Michael would have won that title if not for the helicopter debacle. Sometimes it takes little to throw one off their game. But what a wonderful golfer and a seemingly fine individual.

[@andym28]

Rarely see a bad putter when they use a wide stance.

[@notdrivingaminimetro]

I don't think a Campbell winning The Open in Scotland would have gone down well

[@johnclark3697]

Sorry friend but I'm pretty sure Bob Charles won THE OPEN. & I'M pretty sure he was a new Zealander??

[@notdrivingaminimetro]

only Māori to win a Major...

[@philo2893]

1963 Royal Lytham

[@swiftbobber]

Ego was large