\"That Arnie and Jack era that brought golf into where it is today, it would have been really cool to play back then. I would have liked to see how my game stood up then, just because of the clubs that were being used, having to control your spin a lot better than you do now. I just think there was a lot more precision with less of the distance and it would have been really interesting to see.\"<\/p>\n
The use of St Andrews as the venue for The Open For The Ages also drew approval from Spieth, who finished one shot outside of a play-off when the Championship was last contested over the Old Course in 2015.<\/p>\n
\"It's just a fantastic links course, it stands the test of time,\" added the three-time major-winner.<\/p>\n
\"We absolutely look forward to it and love going, and are really glad it's in the rotation. I honestly wish it was in the rotation every couple of years because it's the home of golf. The R&A clubhouse, how you play right into town there at the end, the 17th and 18th holes, they're just incredible and you always have a fantastic finish there.\"<\/p>\n
The Open For The Ages is in association with HSBC.<\/p>\n
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