The Royal and Ancient Golf Club had little hesitation in bringing the Millennium Open Championship back to St Andrews - it is after all the home of golf. Suitably, all the surviving winners of the Claret Jug were invited to play in a special event to commemorate this unique Championship.

This film looks back on all the drama of the greatest Championship in golf, played on the game's most famous course and dominated by Tiger Woods, the most prominent player since Jack himself.

The Open Championship saw it's highest ever attendance figures, and in perfect weather for all four days, Tiger held back the charge of contenders Ernie Els, David Duval, Thomas Björn, and David Toms with four bunker-free rounds in the 60's (only the third Open winner to do so) and a final score of 269, eight strokes ahead of Björn and Els. This would give Tiger Woods his first Open victory at St. Andrews, and make him the youngest player to complete the career Grand Slam of professional major golf championships.

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See other British Open DVDS:
2005 British Open
2007 British Open
2008 British Open
2009 British Open