The 2020 Open - originally due to be staged this July at Royal St George's Golf Club in Kent - will now take place at this venue from July 11-18 2021. With no Open this year, JPI Media sports reporter Craig Goldthorp thought he'd turn the spotlight on the stars who have won golf's oldest major in every year from Tiger Woods in 2000 to Shane Lowry in 2019. Enjoy!
17. 2016: Henrik Stenson (20 under)
Swedish star Stenson became the first Scandanavian to win a major with a stunning final round 63 for a record 20 under total which saw him beat Phil Mickelson into second place by three shots. | other Photo: Getty Images
18. 2017: Jordan Spieth (12 under)
After a thrilling final day battle with fellow American Matt Kuchar, Spieth prevailed by three strokes. Round three a day earlier saw Branden Grace shoot 62 to beat the all-time major record score for 18 holes. | other Photo: Getty Images
19. 2018: Francesco Molinari (eight under)
Italian Molinari scooped his first major on an exciting final day which saw the leaderboard packed until late on when he surged clear to win by two from Kevin Kisner, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele. | other Photo: Getty Images
20. 2019: Shane Lowry (15 under)
Irishman Lowry delighted the home fans at Royal Portrush by romping to a comfortable six stroke success over second placed Tommy Fleetwood. | other Photo: Getty Images