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Lee Westwood Seals Open Return After 4,700-Mile Trip From Dallas to Dundonald
- Lee Westwood secured his return to The Open Championship in 2025 by winning final qualifying at Dundonald Links, Scotland, after flying in from Dallas.
- Westwood’s participation follows a two-year Open absence due to joining the LIV Golf Series, which affected his world ranking and qualification chances.
- Westwood posted rounds of 70 and 67 to finish seven-under-par at Dundonald, while Connor Graham clinched the last qualifying spot in a playoff.
- Westwood expressed relief after a challenging afternoon on the greens, describing this qualification as a significant milestone in his career.
- The qualification gives Westwood his 28th Open appearance and 93rd major start overall, suggesting continued ambition despite jet lag and limited preparation time.
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Lee Westwood Qualifies for British Open, His First Major Since Joining LIV
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Lee Westwood had rounds of 70-67 at Dundonald Links to earn his way into the British Open, his first major since the former world No. 1 joined Saudi-funded LIV Golf three years ago. Sports News | Lee Westwood Qualifies for British Open, His First Major Since Joining LIV.
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Lee Westwood qualifies for Open; first major berth since 2022
Lee Westwood will make his first major championship start in three years when he tees it up at the Open Championship later this month at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland.
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