Ryan Fox rolled in a birdie putt on the 18th green to win the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, securing his first major title. The New Zealander's putt capped a dramatic final day, as captured by photographer Tom Jenkins.
Fox's winning moment
Fox's birdie putt on the final hole sealed the victory. 'It's unbelievable to be honest … I'm not quite sure how I hit that putt on 18,' he said afterward. He later kissed the Claret Jug, calling it 'pretty cool.'
Bryson DeChambeau's fury
Bryson DeChambeau was handed a two-stroke penalty during the second round for improving the line of his swing in thick rough, prompting a furious response. He finished 14th after a dejected final round.
Tommy Fleetwood's frustration
Tommy Fleetwood struggled on the closing stretch, saying, 'It was a strange day. I felt like I played really well but I got nothing on the closing stretch.' He left an eagle putt short on the 17th.
Others who missed the cut
Former champion Jordan Spieth and Spain's David Puig both missed the cut. Scottie Scheffler showed anguish after misplaying his second shot on the par-five 17th.
Spectator scenes
Spectators watched from stands on the par-three 12th and relaxed on day four watching a big screen. A young fan showed off a glove signed by DeChambeau.
Notable shots and details
Jon Rahm's shoes bore 'Vamos Rahmbo' as he knelt in a bunker. The art deco sundial on the clubhouse faced west. Lucas Herbert marked his ball on the 18th green, still in contention at joint fourth after the third round.
