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2001 British Open Facts & Figures
Event:	130th British Open golf championship.
Dates:	July 19-22.
Defending champion:	Tiger Woods.
Site:	Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club.
Length:	6,905 yards.
Par:	71.
Format:	72 holes (18 daily) stroke play.
Playoff, if necessary:	Four holes, stroke play.
Purse:	$4.62 million.
Winner's share:	$840,000.
Last year:	Tiger Woods made history at the home of golf, becoming the youngest player (24) to complete the Grand Slam with an eight-stroke victory at St. Andrews. Woods never hit into a bunker on the Old Course, and his 19-under 269 was the lowest score in relation to par at a major championship. Thomas Bjorn and Ernie Els tied for second. Els made his own history, as the first player to be runner-up in three straight majors.
Former Open champions at Lytham:	Bobby Jones (1926), Bobby Locke (1952), Peter Thomson (1958), Bob Charles (1963), Tony Jacklin (1969), Gary Player (1974), Seve Ballesteros (1979, 1988), Tom Lehman (1996).
Noteworthy:	The only three players to win the British Open in consecutive years since 1960 are Americans -- Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino and Tom Watson.
Quoteworthy:	"There's nothing not to like about him, except for the fact that he's smoking all of us." -- Paul Azinger on Tiger Woods
Television (all times EDT):	Thursday-Friday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., ESPN; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., ABC; Sunday, 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., ABC.