Most wins
2 Gordon Brand Jnr 1984, 93
2 Bernhard Langer 1985, 95
2 Per-Ulrik Johansson 1996, 97
2 Lee Westwood 1999, 00

Consecutive wins
Per-Ulrik Johansson 1996-97
Lee Westwood 1999-00

low 9 holes
29 (-7) Darren Clarke, 1999

low 18 holes
60 (-12) Darren Clarke, 1999

low 1st 18 holes
62 (-8) Nick Faldo, 1986

low 1st 36 holes
131 (-9) Howard Clark, 1984, Ian Woosnam, 1988, Denis Durnian, 1988, Robert Karlsson, 1992

low 1st 54 holes
195 (-15) Ian Woosnam, 1988

low 72 holes
260 (-20) Ian Woosnam, 1988

low winning score to par
267 (-21) Per-ulrik Johansson, 1997

high winning score
285 (-3) Kenneth Ferrie, 2005

high winning score to par
285 (-3) Kenneth Ferrie, 2005

low start by a winner
65 (-7) Gordon Brand Jnr, 1993, Isao Aoki, 1983, Ian Woosnam, 1988

high start by a winner
75 (+3) Kenneth Ferrie, 2005

low finish by a winner
63 (-7) Manuel Piñero, 1982

high finish by a winner
75 (+2) Tom Kite, 1980

largest 18 hole lead
3 shots Greg Norman, 1982
3 shots Gordon Brand Jnr, 1993

largest 36 hole lead
5 shots Gordon Brand Jnr, 1993

largest 54 hole lead
6 shots Darren Clarke, 1999

largest 54 hole lead
ost 6 shots Darren Clarke, 1999

largest winning margin
10 shots Mathias Grönberg, 1998

largest final round comeback by a winner
7 shots Lee Westwood, 1999, Kenneth Ferrie, 2005

low 36 hole cut
142 (-2) 1997

high 36 hole cut
150 (+8) 1979

Best jump from cut-line
2T Colin Montgomerie, 2005

holes-in-one
28

albatrosses
1 Graeme McDowell, 2005

Best stroke average
65.00 Ian Woosnam, 1988

Most top ten finishes
8 Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard langer, Darren Clarke

Most players to make cut
91 2001

last player to win with an over par round
73 (+1) Stephen Dodd, 2006

Best score by a non-winner
263 (-17) Nick Faldo, 1988,

Wire-to-wire winners
Isao Aoki, 1983, Andrew Murray, 1989, Gordon Brand Jnr, 1993, Phillip Price, 2003

Play-offs
Bobby Wadkins beat Gil Morgan and Bernard Gallacher, 1978
Greg Norman beat Ken Brown, 1986
Bernhard Langer beat Barry Lane, 1995

Youngest winner
Sandy Lyle 21 and 212 days, 1979

Oldest winner
Isao Aoki 41 and 4 days, 1983