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Royal and Ancient Club

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Royal and Ancient Club
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations) the. a golf club, headquarters of the sport's ruling body, based in St Andrews, Scotland Abbreviation R&A


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Now 60, Watson would have lost his past champions exemption next summer under the old rules, but the Royal and Ancient Club have responded not just to his performance, but also that of 54-year-old Greg Norman, who at Birkdale last year led with nine holes to play before eventually finishing third.
The Royal and Ancient Club, who run The Open, are hoping to boost attendances at the July 16-19 event, in which Ireland's Padraig Harrington will go for a third successive title and Tiger Woods returns to the championship after a knee operation.
JULY'S Open Championship has been hit by the economic downturn like all other major sporting events, but it will go ahead at Turnberry as planned and it will not reduce the amount of money being spent by the Royal and Ancient Club on growing the game worldwide.
 
 
 
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