Choi falls prey to 17th

The infamous 17th hole at St Andrews claimed another victim in the 134th Open championship today.

Choi falls prey to 17th
Sun, 17 Jul, 2005 - 16:07

The infamous 17th hole at St Andrews claimed another victim in the 134th Open championship today.

Korea’s KJ Choi crashed to a quintuple bogey on the 455-yard par four during his final round 73 on the Old Course.

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