Lawrie Soaks Up His Success
"I will not change a bit," Paul Lawrie said Monday, a day after winning the British Open. (AFP)
Paul Lawrie, who considered quitting the European PGA Tour as recently as 1995, became the most famous Scottish golfer since Tommy Armour after he won the British Open in a playoff Sunday.
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Scot Brings Open Title Home
Scotland's Paul Lawrie defeated Jean Van De Velde and Justin Leonard in a four-hole playoff Sunday to win the 128th British Open. Lawrie was 10 shots back when the day began making his victory the greatest comeback in major championship history.
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