Richie Ramsay, David Drysdale and Ryan Fox all earned spots in The Open thanks to high finishes at this week's DDF Irish Open.There were three spots available via the Open Qualifying Series to players among the top 10 who were not otherwise exempt into the field at Royal Birkdale. The first of those spots went to Ramsay, the 2006 U.S. Amateur winner who closed with a 65 to share second place alongside Matthew Southgate, who made the field via 36-hole final qualifying on Tuesday.Ramsay will be making his seventh career Open appearance, and his fifth in the last six years.Drysdale made the day's biggest climb up the standings, as the Scot vaulted 25 places thanks to a final-round 63 that included seven birdies to finish. Drysdale ended up in a tie for fourth at 17 under, and at age 42 he'll return to The Open for the first time since a T-60 finish at Turnberry in 2009.The final berth went to Fox, who narrowly missed out on qualifying last week at the French Open. The Kiwi closed with a 68 to share fourth with Drysdale and Justin Rose, and he will be making his Open debut later this month.The man on the outside looking in was 54-hole co-leader Daniel Im, who was in position to qualify for Royal Birkdale heading to the 72nd hole. But a closing bogey left him among that tie for fourth, and he missed out on qualifying because his world ranking entering the week (542) was behind that of both Fox (149) and Drysdale (347).The Open Qualifying Series will continue Sunday with four spots awarded at The Greenbrier Classic, and three more spots will be up for grabs next week on the European Tour at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open.The Open will be held July 20-23 in Southport, England.
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Scottish duo Richie Ramsay and David Drysdale and New Zealand's Ryan Fox have qualified for The 146th Open at Royal Birkdale. Three places were available in golf's most international major championship through The Open Qualifying Series which continued at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open this week.
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Richie Ramsay, David Drysdale and Ryan Fox earned spots thanks to top 5 finishes at the Irish Open. Ramsey, who finished runner up in Ireland, will be making his seventh career Open appearance, and his fifth in the last six years.
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Scottish pair Richie Ramsay and David Drysdale and Ryan Fox of New Zealand claimed the three places on offer at last week's Dubai Duty Free Irish Open and another three spots are up for grabs at
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Ramsay, Drysdale, Fox qualify for The Open . Richie Ramsay, David Drysdale and Ryan Fox all earned spots in The Open thanks to high finishes at this week's DDF Irish Open.
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Ramsay, Drysdale and Fox secured the three places available at Royal Birkdale via the Open qualifying series, with Drysdale edging out Lim -- who bogeyed the final hole -- by virtue of his higher
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Richie Ramsay, David Drysdale, and Ryan Fox comment after qualifying for The Open at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open.
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Open championship happiness for Richie Ramsay. Picture courtesy of Getty Images(c) R and A NEWS RELEASE Portstewart, Northern Ireland: Scottish duo Richie Ramsay and David Drysdale and New Zealand's Ryan Fox have qualified for The 146th Open at Royal Birkdale.
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Ramsay and Drysdale swell Scots contingent at the Open. by Steve The final round par 72 left Im tied with Drysdale and Fox on 17-under but as the Scot (347) and the Kiwi (149) had higher world
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