Golf: Women's British Open - Season 18 / Year 2024
Season 18 / Year 2024
Episodes
Day 1
The best of the action from the opening day at St Andrews, with the iconic Old Course staging this championship for just the third time.
The 2023 title was won by the USA's Lilia Vu, who comfortably finished six strokes clear of English rival Charley Hull at Walton Heath in Surrey.
Day 2
Highlights from day two at St Andrews, the venue for the final women's major of the year.
The last British winner of the prestigious tournament was England's Georgia Hall in 2018, though Kettering's Charley Hull finished as runner-up last year.
Day 3
The best of the action from day three of the Women's Open at the iconic St Andrews Old Course.
The 2023 title was won by the USA's Lilia Vu, who comfortably finished six strokes clear of English rival Charley Hull at Walton Heath in Surrey.
Day 4
The best of the action from St Andrews's famous Old Course as 2024's Women's Open comes to a climax in the final round.
The 2023 title was won by the USA's Lilia Vu, while the last British champion of the prestigious event was England's Georgia Hall in 2018 at Royal Lytham.
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