
Ryan Fox Makes History! Open Championship Recap, Bryson Rules Drama & The Best Major of 2026?
Tee It Up Golf PodcastShow Notes
Ryan Fox has done it.
The Kiwi star produced one of the greatest Sunday back nines in Open Championship history to claim his first major title at Royal Birkdale, becoming New Zealand's first Open Champion since Sir Bob Charles in 1963.
Q is joined by Johnny and the returning Benny Eccles to unpack an unforgettable week, including Fox's record-equalling 62, the clutch finish that sealed the Claret Jug, and what the victory means for New Zealand golf.
The boys also dive into the Aussie performances, with Lucas Herbert returning to his best, Adam Scott proving he can still contend in majors, Cameron John's dream debut, Kazuma Kobori's impressive week and another mixed major for Min Woo Lee.
Then it's time to tackle the biggest talking points from Birkdale:
Bryson DeChambeau's controversial two-shot penalty
Rory McIlroy reporting Bryson to officials
Scottie Scheffler's hospitality tent relief
Did the R&A apply the Rules fairly?
Plus, the debate everyone is having...
Was The Open Championship the best major of 2026?
To finish, the boys preview the ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open and the 3M Open with their players to watch and tournament predictions.
In this episode:
Ryan Fox's historic Open Championship victory
Lucas Herbert, Adam Scott & the Aussie recap
Bryson rules controversy explained
Rory vs Bryson discussion
Scottie Scheffler relief debate
Best major of 2026?
Women's Scottish Open preview
3M Open preview
Bushnell giveaway winner
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