US EditionLee Westwood Seals Open Return After 4,700-Mile Trip From Dallas to Dundonald
- Lee Westwood secured a spot at Royal Portrush after winning the 36-hole qualifier in Scotland with a seven-under par total.
- Westwood flew in from Dallas late the night before and had never played the course before, requiring a walkaround upon arrival.
- He managed the pressure despite jet lag and only sleeping an hour and a half, with big crowds following him in the qualifier.
- At 52 years old, the ex-world number one is set to compete in The Open for the 28th time and will make his 93rd major championship appearance overall, returning to the tournament for the first time since 2022.
- Westwood’s return marks a significant step after a two-year break caused partly by his move to LIV Golf, which limited his qualifying chances.
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Lee Westwood Qualifies for British Open, His First Major Since Joining LIV
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Lee Westwood had rounds of 70-67 at Dundonald Links to earn his way into the British Open, his first major since the former world No. 1 joined Saudi-funded LIV Golf three years ago. Sports News | Lee Westwood Qualifies for British Open, His First Major Since Joining LIV.
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