Hell Holes
The British Open has been played at St. Andrews five times since 1984, and on every occasion the 17th hole at the Old Course has been the most difficult hole in that year's majors. Here are the 10 toughest holes in the majors since '84.
--Sal Johnson
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Year | Major | Course | Hole | Avg. | To Par |
1984 | British | St. Andrews | 17th | 4.79 | +.79 |
1998 | U.S. | Olympic | 17th | 4.72 | +.76 |
1986 | British | Turnberry | 14th | 4.73 | +.73 |
1986 | British | Turnberry | 8th | 4.72 | +.72 |
2000 | British | St. Andrews | 17th | 4.71 | +.71 |
1997 | British | Troon | 11th | 4.65 | +.65 |
1990 | British | St. Andrews | 17th | 4.65 | +.65 |
2005 | British | St. Andrews | 17th | 4.63 | +.63 |
1988 | British | Lytham | 14th | 4.63 | +.63 |
1995 | British | St. Andrews | 17th | 4.62 | +.62 |
1985 | British | St. George | 18th | 4.62 | +.62 |