Behind closed doors: Tales from golf's Open frat house
They're the new breed of American superstars – sharing a house, eating together, playing 'soccer' and generally just hanging. Mark Townsend went to …
What would a 10-handicapper shoot around Carnoustie?
Given the chance to take on the links at Carnoustie off the same tees and under the same conditions as our heroes, how would we fare? We asked some …
Would a Tiger win at The Open been golf's greatest ever comeback?
In a special Open edition Fourball, the NCG team discuss Tiger Woods form, Carnoustie as a venue, and the R&A's set-up
Meet the unsung heroes of Carnoustie
Following every match at Carnoustie is a volunteer greenkeeper helping to ensure play is running smoothly. Steve Carroll met some of the members of …
'It doesn't matter if you're the milkman or a lawyer, as soon as your clubs come out, you're all just equal'
Matthew Southgate has been a member of Carnoustie since he was 16. Now he's made a great start to winning the Open here
Recreating the most famous shots at Carnoustie
Dan Murphy headed to Carnoustie to recreate some of the most famous shots in Open history
‘His tee shot at the 8th was going out of bounds. It hit the wire and dropped down’
Behind every Claret Jug winner there is a gallant runner-up. For Tom Watson in 1975, there was Jack Newton. Steve Carroll asked the Australian about …
Tom Watson: Why I adore links golf
You’ll be hard pressed to find anyone who loves links golf more than Tom Watson. The five-time Open champion tells Steve Carroll about the magic of …
Carnoustie locals relive their Open memories
Each week, a group of people who suffer from dementia meet up to discuss their golfing memories
‘Champion golfer of the year is such a cool title’
Jordan Spieth on winning his third major, reliving THAT 13th hole at Royal Birkdale and the challenge of Carnoustie
