Southport-born Tommy Fleetwood will be targeting glory at the 150th Open Championship which is set to begin tomorrow at the iconic Old Course at St Andrews with the Scottish course hosting the tournament for the first time since 2015.
The Merseysider, who would sneak onto the Royal Birkendale course in his hometown as a child, is currently ranked 35th in the world and goes into the championship after producing a late surge at the Genesis Scottish Open, finishing fourth at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick after a final round three under par 67 saw him excel up the leaderboard and climb the world rankings by nine places.
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