Open 2015 players: Australasia
A look at the players who have qualified to play at the 2015 Open Championship at St Andrews By Jac de Wet
Open 2015 players: Australasia
The standout Australasian players in this years Open tournament are Australians Jason Day (8th in the world rankings) and also Adam Scott (ranked 11th in the world rankings).
Day has had a successful past few years in the US Open, managing to finish in the top 10 for the past 3 years. However he’s been less successful in the Open Championship only managing to get a position of 30th as his best finish.
Adam Scott on the other hand has a much more successful history having achieved a top 5 position for the last three years in the Championship. In 2012 Scott achieved his highest Open place of 2nd just behind Ernie Els and the following year he won the Masters after he’d come in the top 10 the two years before that.
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This year he’s tied 4th place in the US Open, and managed a top 40 spot in the Masters so it looks promising for his chances in the Open next week with lots of positive results having been achieved in the past 5 years.
Name: Scott Arnold
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: N/A
Name: Adam Bland
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: N/A
Name: Steven Bowditch
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: N/A
Name: Greg Chalmers
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 45th
Name: Jason Day
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 30th
Name: Ryan Fox
Nationality: New Zealand
Best Place in an Open: N/A
Name: Marcus Fraser
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 35th
Name: Scott Hend
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: N/A
Name: Matt Jones
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 54th
Name: Marc Leishman
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 5th
Name: Geoff Ogilvy
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 5th
Name: Rod Pampling
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 27th
Name: Brett Rumford
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 16th
Name: Adam Scott
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 2nd
Name: John Senden
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: 34th
Name: Scott Strange
Nationality: Australian
Best Place in an Open: N/A
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