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Open Championship Records

Oldest winner:Tom Morris, Sr. (46 years, 99 days), 1867
Youngest winner:Tom Morris, Jr. (17 years, 5 months, 8 days), 1868
Amateur winners:

John Ball, 1890

Harold Hilton, 1892, 1897
Bobby Jones, 1926, 1927, 1930
Lowest 72 holes by an amateur:281, Iain Pyman, 1993
Most Victories:6, Harry Vardon, (1896, 1898, 1899, 1903, 1911, 1914)
Consecutive victories:6, Harry Vardon, (1896, 1898, 1899, 1903, 1911, 1914)
Runner up:7, Jack Nicklaus
Lowest 72 holes:267, Greg Norman (66-68-69-64), 1993
Lowest first 54 holes:198, Tom Lehman (67-67-64), 1996
199, Nick Faldo (67-65-67), 1990
199, Nick Faldo (66-64-69), 1992
Lowest first 36 holes:130, Nick Faldo (66-64), 1992
Low first round:64, Craig Stadler, 1983
64, Christy O'Connor, Jr., 1985
64, Rodger Davis, 1987
64, Raymond Floyd, 1992
64, Steve Pate, 1992
Low second round:63, Mark Hayes, 1977
63, Greg Norman, 1986
63, Nick Faldo, 1993
Low third round:63, Isao Aoki, 1980
63, Paul Broadhurst, 1990
Low fourth round:63, Jodie Mudd, 1991
63, Payne Stewart, 1993
Low score - 9 holes:28, Denis Durnian (first nine), 1993
Highest winning score:326, J.H. Taylor, 1894
Biggest winning margin:13 strokes, Tom Morris, Sr., 1862
Champion with four rounds the same:Densmore Shute (73-73-73-73), 1933
Champions with four rounds under 70:Greg Norman (66-68-69-64),1993
Nick Price (69-66-67-66), 1994
Best final round by a champion:64, Greg Norman, 1993
Worst final round by a champion since 1920:79, Henry Cotton, 1934

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