It’s been eighty-nine years since an amateur won The Open Championship, but 22-year old James Sugrue from Mallow, County Cork could become the next amateur to win at the Donegal venue with BoyleSports making him a 300/1 chance to join Padraig Harrington in the Irish roll of honour.
The Mallow native secured his place in The Open Championship at Portrush next month following his Amateur Open Championship victory at Portmarnock golf course on Saturday.
With a one hole win over Scotland’s Euan Walker in a fascinating finish, Sugrue became the eighth Irishman to achieve the feat, and the first since Alan Dunbar in 2012. This victory also secures Sugrue a place in next year’s US Masters and US Open.
BoyleSports make the 249th world ranked amateur 33/1 to finish in the Top 10 and 66/1 for a Top 5 finish. Brooks Koepka is the 7/1 favourite to win the Open Championship with Rory McIlroy just in behind as the second favourite at 8/1 to win it for the second time.
Last year’s winner Francesco Molinari is 20/1 to become the first back to back winner since Padraig Harrington back in 2007 and 2008.
James Sugrue will be flying the flag for the Irish in The Open Championship next month after his stunning victory in the Amateur Championship at Portmarnock Golf Club. Ranked 249th in the amateur world rankings, the Corkman secured his golden ticket to his first major championship and...
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The Mallow native secured his place in The Open Championship at Portrush next month following his Amateur Open Championship victory at Portmarnock golf course on Saturday.
With a one hole win over Scotland’s Euan Walker in a fascinating finish, Sugrue became the eighth Irishman to achieve the feat, and the first since Alan Dunbar in 2012. This victory also secures Sugrue a place in next year’s US Masters and US Open.
BoyleSports make the 249th world ranked amateur 33/1 to finish in the Top 10 and 66/1 for a Top 5 finish. Brooks Koepka is the 7/1 favourite to win the Open Championship with Rory McIlroy just in behind as the second favourite at 8/1 to win it for the second time.
Last year’s winner Francesco Molinari is 20/1 to become the first back to back winner since Padraig Harrington back in 2007 and 2008.
James Sugrue will be flying the flag for the Irish in The Open Championship next month after his stunning victory in the Amateur Championship at Portmarnock Golf Club. Ranked 249th in the amateur world rankings, the Corkman secured his golden ticket to his first major championship and...
is 300/1 with BoyleSports to become the first amateur to win it since 1930.""
*Prices correct at time of publication.
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