The Open: Smith says he won’t make cut even if he wins the Open

The world number six grew his distinctive hairstyle for a joke ahead of last year's Olympics but with the intention of having it cut short should he land one of the game's top prizes.
The Open: Smith says he won’t make cut even if he wins the Open

HERE TO STAY: Australia's Cameron Smith during practice day three of The Open at the Old Course, St Andrews.

Australia's Cameron Smith claims not even winning the Open at St Andrew's this week would tempt him to cut off his now trademark 'mullet'.

The world number six grew his distinctive hairstyle for a joke ahead of last year's Olympics but with the intention of having it cut short should he land one of the game's top prizes.

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