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Whelmed By The Open

It is the last major of the year and I am just whelmed by The Open championship. It hasn’t been an overwhelming experience by any measure but, honestly, neither am I underwhelmed by it. Whelmed is about the extent of it, so far, at any rate. We have a wee chap by the name of Brian Harman, who, apparently, likes to relax by shooting Bambi, with a 5 stroke lead going into Sunday. The great British hopes are being cheered like conquering heroes but cannot make birdies. Rory is attracting the fans like a white Tiger but all the roars are sadly empty of any meaning on the score board. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ5fOnOmQunH18xZGhu9f_Q

View onto the golf course, Church Cove, Gunwalloe by Christopher Hilton is licensed under CC-BY-SA 2.0

Rory McIlroy (NIR) In action during the third round of the The Genesis Invitational, Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, USA. 14/02/2020 Picture: Golffile | Phil Inglis All photo usage must carry mandatory copyright credit (© Golffile | Phil Inglis)

The Open Golf Championship Fairly Whelming

Golf is being celebrated in the 151st edition of The Open and fans everywhere are making the most of it. The weather has been reasonably kind considering it’s Britain. The Royal Liverpool track is fairly unassuming looking but must be pretty tough because the players are just treading water. Jon Rahm muscled his way to a course record 63 yesterday and it looked like conditions would favour a massacre by the pros. However, this did not happen and crowd favourites like Tommy Fleetwood barely bothered the birdie barometer. Rory started like a house on fire but soon the missed putts mounted up like an impassable mountain range.

Open Season Not Majorly Whelming So Far

The Open attracts the greatest international roster of golfing greats on the planet and, yet they were all driving in neutral and going nowhere on the score board. Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler were making much ado about nothing. Poor old Scottie could not putt his way out of a wet paper bag at the moment. The brooding Heathcliffian Brookes Koepka was in search of a moor somewhere. Jason Day could not break out of the log jam no matter how many times he closed his eyes and visualised something. Viktor Hovland was giving it his all and may perchance go close again. Last year’s runner-up Cameron Young lies in second place once again. Meanwhile, the wispy mullet headed defending champion, Cameron Smith, was going nowhere by burning the edges with his many missed putts.

All in all it was a middling sort of whelming experience watching this Open championship. Perhaps, the final day will deliver us from the torpor of the current zeitgeist. I have always thought that Brian Harman is like a golfing version of the junkyard dog. I suspect he will not let this rich prize get away from him without a fight. Rahmbo will be up for that right royal stoush, I reckon. Not sure if Jason Day has it in him these days. Of the rest, Cam Young will not go quietly into the night. Rory and Tommy have the crowd on their side but will have to do something extraordinary to win. I hope that we will all be overwhelmed by Sunday evening because being just whelmed by The Open is no good for anybody. ©GolfDom Read the full article

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Harry teeing off at St. Andrew's via theopen

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Just a rumour!

Shortly after the start of The 152nd Open at Royal Troon Club in South Ayrshire, SH was seen making and shooting the “hotel highball” cocktail in his room at The Gleneagle Hotel, in Perthshire, resulting in a chaotic experience 😂 You can always use a tripod! But you never put it on another sofa you always have other options.

The people immediately raised questions about the purpose of his visit to the Highlands. It's unclearn whether he came to The Gleneagle Hotel as part of a package for 3 nights B&B at The Gleneagles Hotel, which included rounds at Gleneagles Courses and Thursday & Sunday tickets to the 152nd Open at Royal Troon, (around 1 hr 28 min (81 mi) between The Gleneagles Hotel to the Royal Troon Club) despite he is not a golf enthusiast, like his friends, or if he just came for a relaxing weekend stay at the hotel. There were even rumours that he came to see the golfer Hayden Sylte, now Founder, and Perfumist. I couldn't help but laugh at the far-fetched rumours that this was SH’s reason to visit the hotel. Indeed, the theory seemed bizarre.

Regardless, if he did come to see the final at The Open, I hope he enjoyed it. There is no evidence to suggest any relationship between SH and the golfer, who was at the hotel around the same time and also visited The Royal Troon to watch The Open. Without any photos, videos or concrete posts, these are simply baseless speculations.

She was a photoshoot for the Morris fragrance her newest aroma advert in St. Andrews, for Her business called ‘On and Off The Course’ which focuses on fragrance. Very opportunist name remembering Tommy Morris considered one of the pioneers of professional golf and the first young prodigy in golf history, but no one saw SH with her at the Old Course at St Andrews the home of golf ⛳

Hayden has been in Scotland this July for the International Pro-AM tournament event for individual golfers, club professionals, and amateurs, which took place from 8-11 July at the Gleneagle Hotel.

She was also a visitor at @theopen and stayed this week around Royal Troom and played there during the first days on the track between 14-17 July before officially the Open Championship at Royal Troon started 18-21 July.

Hayley has been visiting Scotland since March of this year to shoot an advert for her new fragrance. Meanwhile, SH has been seen in embarrassing situations in London, which didn't reflect well on him, adding to his confusion, based on these recent sightings, revealing SH’s side that no longer he can hide, Any woman with even a small amount of intelligence, self-esteem, and self-respect would think twice before start thinking about him. Therefore, there is no evidence to suggest that SH and HS have any relationship beyond a possible friendship in case they have met at any moment in particular. But it takes all sorts to make a world.

So, briefly: around the week of July 9th, Hayden finished a photo shoot for her newest fragrance in St. Andrews. In the following days, she was at Gleneagles Hotel for the Pro-AM event. The next week, she went to the Royal Troon in Ayrshire. Maybe SH accompanied her since he had nothing else to do. She was seen playing golf alone at the Royal Troon Club. Who knows? If you want more details, you should ask him, but I hope he enjoyed watching the final at The Open and seeing the silver Claret Jug trophy! 😂

SH’s hotel highball” cocktail was posted on the 19th of July. However, it is possible that SH arrived at the Gleneagle Hotel before this date for the Pro-AM event and then published the cocktail event later to avoid suspicion since the dates coincided. If there was any encounter with the golfer, it was brief. Hayden returned to St. Andrews and left the Fairmont St Andrews hotel and supposedly back home today Tuesday, the 23rd, or to St Andrews town (Fairmont St Andrews golf ⛳ is situated 2 miles (3.2 km) outside the town of St. Andrews in Fife) Based on her Instagram photos, she was alone.

By the way, last but not least. It's important to note that SH was not in St. Andrews during the 150th anniversary event in 2022, as some people believe. The presentation discussed the special coverage of the "Home of Golf" for @abcnetwork and @peacocktv, but it was not broadcast live. Let's set aside SH's misleading information.

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Posted 23rd July 2024 ⛳

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Nov 7 2024 Two of the smallest pots from the pottery assemblage at Must Farm have caused archaeologists to scratch their heads... In the long format of this episode, Dr. Chris Wakefield (CAU) discusses why pottery is such a valuable tool for archaeologists and what processes are involved in the post-excavation process to put the pieces back together again. Chris is joined by prehistoric pottery expert Graham Taylor (Potted History) who demonstrates the creation of two tiny pinch pots and shares his insights as to what these pots may have been used for and the logistics involved in firing the range of vessel sizes that were recovered from the settlement. Filmed and Produced by Emma Jones/AncientCraft With special thanks to Cambridge Archaeological Unit, McDonald Institute of Archaeological Research for funding this series of educational videos. You can now read more about the incredible site of Must Farm in theOpen Access volumes, published by the McDonald Institute of Archaeological Research