The year 1998 was a pretty good one for Mark O’Meara. He birdied the 72nd hole at Augusta National to win The Masters, then, a few months later, won a playoff to also take the British Open.

The 1998 British Open got off to a most auspicious start with Tiger Woods shooting 65 to share the first-round lead. Unheralded Brian Watts, an American who had played mostly in Japan to this point, took the second-round lead. Woods, 17-year-old amateur Justin Rose, and 3-time major champion Nick Price were tied for second.

Bad weather hit Royal Birkdale in Round 3, and the 72 carded by O’Meara was one of the best scores of the day. He moved into second, two strokes back of Watts.

Rose stirred the crowd by finishing in fourth place, and Woods charged with a final-round 66, but Watts and O’Meara finished tied and headed into the four-hole playoff. Which O’Meara won with a birdie on the first hole coupled with a Watts bogey on the fourth hole.

1998 British Open Scores

Results and prize money (USD) from the 1998 British Open played at Royal Birkdale (par 70) in Southport, England (p-won four-hole playoff; a-amateur):

p-Mark O’Meara, $492,000 72-68-72-68-280

Brian Watts, $308,320 68-69-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $221,400 65-73-77-66-281

Jesper Parnevik, $125,733 68-72-72-70-282

Jim Furyk, $125,733 70-70-72-70-282

a-Justin Rose 72-66-75-69-282

Raymond Russell, $125,733 68-73-75-66-282

Davis Love III, $81,180 67-73-77-68-285

Costantino Rocca, $69,994 72-74-70-70-286

Thomas Bjorn, $69,994 68-71-76-71-286

Brad Faxon, $54,666 67-74-74-72-287

David Duval, $54,666 70-71-75-71-287

John Huston, $54,666 65-77-73-72-287

Gordon Brand, $47,560 71-70-76-71-288

Greg Turner, $38,786 68-75-75-71-289

Des Smyth, $38,786 74-69-75-71-289

Jose Maria Olazabal, $38,786 73-72-75-69-289

Peter Baker, $38,786 69-72-77-71-289

Mark James, $28,240 71-74-74-71-290

Sandy Lyle, $28,240 71-72-75-72-290

Curtis Strange, $28,240 73-73-74-70-290

Vijay Singh, $28,240 67-74-78-71-290

Robert Allenby, $28,240 67-76-78-69-290

Peter O’Malley, $20,467 71-71-78-71-291

Lee Janzen, $20,467 72-69-80-70-291

Sam Torrance, $20,467 69-77-75-70-291

Stephen Ames, $20,467 68-72-79-72-291

Bob Estes, $20,467 72-70-76-73-291

Loren Roberts, $16,892 66-76-76-74-292

Shigeki Maruyama, $16,892 70-73-75-74-292

Ernie Els, $16,892 72-74-74-72-292

a-Sergio Garcia 69-75-76-72-292

Scott Dunlap, $16,892 72-69-80-71-292

Nick Price, $16,892 66-72-82-72-292

Sven Struver, $14,596 75-70-80-68-293

Santiago Luna, $14,596 70-72-80-71-293

Mark Calcavecchia, $14,596 69-77-73-74-293

Philip Walton, $13,694 68-76-74-76-294

Joakim Haeggman, $13,694 71-74-78-71-294

Steen Tinning, $13,694 69-76-77-72-294

Tom Kite, $13,694 72-69-79-74-294

Patrik Sjoland, $13,694 72-72-77-73-294

Naomichi Ozaki, $13,694 72-73-76-73-294

David Carter, $12,433 71-75-76-73-295

Payne Stewart, $12,433 71-71-78-75-295

David Howell, $12,433 68-77-79-71-295

Rodger Davis, $12,433 76-70-78-71-295

David Frost, $12,433 72-73-78-72-295

Nick Faldo, $12,433 72-73-75-75-295

Andrew Coltart, $12,433 68-77-75-75-295

Katsuyoshi Tomori, $12,433 75-71-70-79-295

Frankie Minoza, $11,250 69-75-76-76-296

Steve Stricker, $11,250 70-72-80-74-296

Larry Mize, $11,250 70-75-79-72-296

Brandt Jobe, $11,250 70-73-82-71-296

Billy Mayfair, $11,250 72-73-77-74-296

Ian Woosnam, $10,273 72-74-76-75-297

Steve Jones, $10,273 73-72-79-73-297

Trevor Dodds, $10,273 73-71-81-72-297

Ignacio Garrido, $10,273 71-74-80-72-297

Justin Leonard, $10,273 73-73-82-69-297

Greg Chalmers, $10,273 71-75-77-74-297

Eduardo Romero, $10,273 71-70-79-77-297

Lee Westwood, $9,799 71-71-78-78-298

Carlos Franco, $9,799 71-73-76-78-298

Michael Long, $9,512 70-74-78-77-299

Stewart Cink, $9,512 71-73-83-72-299

Michael Campbell, $9,512 73-73-80-73-299

a-Didier de Vooght 70-76-80-73-299

Mark Brooks, $9,512 71-73-75-80-299

Fred Couples, $9,512 66-74-78-81-299

Andrew Clapp, $9,266 72-74-81-73-300

Gary Evans, $9,184 69-74-84-74-301

Bob May, $9,184 70-73-85-75-303

Andrew McLardy, $9,184 72-74-80-78-304

Fredrik Jacobson, $9,184 67-78-81-79-305

Kazuhiko Hosokawa, $9,184 72-73-81-80-306

Robert Giles, $9,184 72-74-83-78-307

Phil Mickelson, $9,184 71-74-85-78-308

Andrew Oldcorn, $9,184 75-71-84-79-309

Dudley Hart, $9,184 73-72-85-80-310

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The year 1998 was a pretty good one for Mark O’Meara. He birdied the 72nd hole at Augusta National to win The Masters, then, a few months later, won a playoff to also take the British Open.

The 1998 British Open got off to a most auspicious start with Tiger Woods shooting 65 to share the first-round lead. Unheralded Brian Watts, an American who had played mostly in Japan to this point, took the second-round lead. Woods, 17-year-old amateur Justin Rose, and 3-time major champion Nick Price were tied for second.

Bad weather hit Royal Birkdale in Round 3, and the 72 carded by O’Meara was one of the best scores of the day. He moved into second, two strokes back of Watts.

Rose stirred the crowd by finishing in fourth place, and Woods charged with a final-round 66, but Watts and O’Meara finished tied and headed into the four-hole playoff. Which O’Meara won with a birdie on the first hole coupled with a Watts bogey on the fourth hole.

1998 British Open Scores

Results and prize money (USD) from the 1998 British Open played at Royal Birkdale (par 70) in Southport, England (p-won four-hole playoff; a-amateur):

p-Mark O’Meara, $492,000 72-68-72-68-280

Brian Watts, $308,320 68-69-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $221,400 65-73-77-66-281

Jesper Parnevik, $125,733 68-72-72-70-282

Jim Furyk, $125,733 70-70-72-70-282

a-Justin Rose 72-66-75-69-282

Raymond Russell, $125,733 68-73-75-66-282

Davis Love III, $81,180 67-73-77-68-285

Costantino Rocca, $69,994 72-74-70-70-286

Thomas Bjorn, $69,994 68-71-76-71-286

Brad Faxon, $54,666 67-74-74-72-287

David Duval, $54,666 70-71-75-71-287

John Huston, $54,666 65-77-73-72-287

Gordon Brand, $47,560 71-70-76-71-288

Greg Turner, $38,786 68-75-75-71-289

Des Smyth, $38,786 74-69-75-71-289

Jose Maria Olazabal, $38,786 73-72-75-69-289

Peter Baker, $38,786 69-72-77-71-289

Mark James, $28,240 71-74-74-71-290

Sandy Lyle, $28,240 71-72-75-72-290

Curtis Strange, $28,240 73-73-74-70-290

Vijay Singh, $28,240 67-74-78-71-290

Robert Allenby, $28,240 67-76-78-69-290

Peter O’Malley, $20,467 71-71-78-71-291

Lee Janzen, $20,467 72-69-80-70-291

Sam Torrance, $20,467 69-77-75-70-291

Stephen Ames, $20,467 68-72-79-72-291

Bob Estes, $20,467 72-70-76-73-291

Loren Roberts, $16,892 66-76-76-74-292

Shigeki Maruyama, $16,892 70-73-75-74-292

Ernie Els, $16,892 72-74-74-72-292

a-Sergio Garcia 69-75-76-72-292

Scott Dunlap, $16,892 72-69-80-71-292

Nick Price, $16,892 66-72-82-72-292

Sven Struver, $14,596 75-70-80-68-293

Santiago Luna, $14,596 70-72-80-71-293

Mark Calcavecchia, $14,596 69-77-73-74-293

Philip Walton, $13,694 68-76-74-76-294

Joakim Haeggman, $13,694 71-74-78-71-294

Steen Tinning, $13,694 69-76-77-72-294

Tom Kite, $13,694 72-69-79-74-294

Patrik Sjoland, $13,694 72-72-77-73-294

Naomichi Ozaki, $13,694 72-73-76-73-294

David Carter, $12,433 71-75-76-73-295

Payne Stewart, $12,433 71-71-78-75-295

David Howell, $12,433 68-77-79-71-295

Rodger Davis, $12,433 76-70-78-71-295

David Frost, $12,433 72-73-78-72-295

Nick Faldo, $12,433 72-73-75-75-295

Andrew Coltart, $12,433 68-77-75-75-295

Katsuyoshi Tomori, $12,433 75-71-70-79-295

Frankie Minoza, $11,250 69-75-76-76-296

Steve Stricker, $11,250 70-72-80-74-296

Larry Mize, $11,250 70-75-79-72-296

Brandt Jobe, $11,250 70-73-82-71-296

Billy Mayfair, $11,250 72-73-77-74-296

Ian Woosnam, $10,273 72-74-76-75-297

Steve Jones, $10,273 73-72-79-73-297

Trevor Dodds, $10,273 73-71-81-72-297

Ignacio Garrido, $10,273 71-74-80-72-297

Justin Leonard, $10,273 73-73-82-69-297

Greg Chalmers, $10,273 71-75-77-74-297

Eduardo Romero, $10,273 71-70-79-77-297

Lee Westwood, $9,799 71-71-78-78-298

Carlos Franco, $9,799 71-73-76-78-298

Michael Long, $9,512 70-74-78-77-299

Stewart Cink, $9,512 71-73-83-72-299

Michael Campbell, $9,512 73-73-80-73-299

a-Didier de Vooght 70-76-80-73-299

Mark Brooks, $9,512 71-73-75-80-299

Fred Couples, $9,512 66-74-78-81-299

Andrew Clapp, $9,266 72-74-81-73-300

Gary Evans, $9,184 69-74-84-74-301

Bob May, $9,184 70-73-85-75-303

Andrew McLardy, $9,184 72-74-80-78-304

Fredrik Jacobson, $9,184 67-78-81-79-305

Kazuhiko Hosokawa, $9,184 72-73-81-80-306

Robert Giles, $9,184 72-74-83-78-307

Phil Mickelson, $9,184 71-74-85-78-308

Andrew Oldcorn, $9,184 75-71-84-79-309

Dudley Hart, $9,184 73-72-85-80-310

Return to British Open Winners index for more tournament recaps.

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The year 1998 was a pretty good one for Mark O’Meara. He birdied the 72nd hole at Augusta National to win The Masters, then, a few months later, won a playoff to also take the British Open.

The 1998 British Open got off to a most auspicious start with Tiger Woods shooting 65 to share the first-round lead. Unheralded Brian Watts, an American who had played mostly in Japan to this point, took the second-round lead. Woods, 17-year-old amateur Justin Rose, and 3-time major champion Nick Price were tied for second.

Bad weather hit Royal Birkdale in Round 3, and the 72 carded by O’Meara was one of the best scores of the day. He moved into second, two strokes back of Watts.

Rose stirred the crowd by finishing in fourth place, and Woods charged with a final-round 66, but Watts and O’Meara finished tied and headed into the four-hole playoff. Which O’Meara won with a birdie on the first hole coupled with a Watts bogey on the fourth hole.

1998 British Open Scores

Results and prize money (USD) from the 1998 British Open played at Royal Birkdale (par 70) in Southport, England (p-won four-hole playoff; a-amateur):

p-Mark O’Meara, $492,000 72-68-72-68-280

Brian Watts, $308,320 68-69-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $221,400 65-73-77-66-281

Jesper Parnevik, $125,733 68-72-72-70-282

Jim Furyk, $125,733 70-70-72-70-282

a-Justin Rose 72-66-75-69-282

Raymond Russell, $125,733 68-73-75-66-282

Davis Love III, $81,180 67-73-77-68-285

Costantino Rocca, $69,994 72-74-70-70-286

Thomas Bjorn, $69,994 68-71-76-71-286

Brad Faxon, $54,666 67-74-74-72-287

David Duval, $54,666 70-71-75-71-287

John Huston, $54,666 65-77-73-72-287

Gordon Brand, $47,560 71-70-76-71-288

Greg Turner, $38,786 68-75-75-71-289

Des Smyth, $38,786 74-69-75-71-289

Jose Maria Olazabal, $38,786 73-72-75-69-289

Peter Baker, $38,786 69-72-77-71-289

Mark James, $28,240 71-74-74-71-290

Sandy Lyle, $28,240 71-72-75-72-290

Curtis Strange, $28,240 73-73-74-70-290

Vijay Singh, $28,240 67-74-78-71-290

Robert Allenby, $28,240 67-76-78-69-290

Peter O’Malley, $20,467 71-71-78-71-291

Lee Janzen, $20,467 72-69-80-70-291

Sam Torrance, $20,467 69-77-75-70-291

Stephen Ames, $20,467 68-72-79-72-291

Bob Estes, $20,467 72-70-76-73-291

Loren Roberts, $16,892 66-76-76-74-292

Shigeki Maruyama, $16,892 70-73-75-74-292

Ernie Els, $16,892 72-74-74-72-292

a-Sergio Garcia 69-75-76-72-292

Scott Dunlap, $16,892 72-69-80-71-292

Nick Price, $16,892 66-72-82-72-292

Sven Struver, $14,596 75-70-80-68-293

Santiago Luna, $14,596 70-72-80-71-293

Mark Calcavecchia, $14,596 69-77-73-74-293

Philip Walton, $13,694 68-76-74-76-294

Joakim Haeggman, $13,694 71-74-78-71-294

Steen Tinning, $13,694 69-76-77-72-294

Tom Kite, $13,694 72-69-79-74-294

Patrik Sjoland, $13,694 72-72-77-73-294

Naomichi Ozaki, $13,694 72-73-76-73-294

David Carter, $12,433 71-75-76-73-295

Payne Stewart, $12,433 71-71-78-75-295

David Howell, $12,433 68-77-79-71-295

Rodger Davis, $12,433 76-70-78-71-295

David Frost, $12,433 72-73-78-72-295

Nick Faldo, $12,433 72-73-75-75-295

Andrew Coltart, $12,433 68-77-75-75-295

Katsuyoshi Tomori, $12,433 75-71-70-79-295

Frankie Minoza, $11,250 69-75-76-76-296

Steve Stricker, $11,250 70-72-80-74-296

Larry Mize, $11,250 70-75-79-72-296

Brandt Jobe, $11,250 70-73-82-71-296

Billy Mayfair, $11,250 72-73-77-74-296

Ian Woosnam, $10,273 72-74-76-75-297

Steve Jones, $10,273 73-72-79-73-297

Trevor Dodds, $10,273 73-71-81-72-297

Ignacio Garrido, $10,273 71-74-80-72-297

Justin Leonard, $10,273 73-73-82-69-297

Greg Chalmers, $10,273 71-75-77-74-297

Eduardo Romero, $10,273 71-70-79-77-297

Lee Westwood, $9,799 71-71-78-78-298

Carlos Franco, $9,799 71-73-76-78-298

Michael Long, $9,512 70-74-78-77-299

Stewart Cink, $9,512 71-73-83-72-299

Michael Campbell, $9,512 73-73-80-73-299

a-Didier de Vooght 70-76-80-73-299

Mark Brooks, $9,512 71-73-75-80-299

Fred Couples, $9,512 66-74-78-81-299

Andrew Clapp, $9,266 72-74-81-73-300

Gary Evans, $9,184 69-74-84-74-301

Bob May, $9,184 70-73-85-75-303

Andrew McLardy, $9,184 72-74-80-78-304

Fredrik Jacobson, $9,184 67-78-81-79-305

Kazuhiko Hosokawa, $9,184 72-73-81-80-306

Robert Giles, $9,184 72-74-83-78-307

Phil Mickelson, $9,184 71-74-85-78-308

Andrew Oldcorn, $9,184 75-71-84-79-309

Dudley Hart, $9,184 73-72-85-80-310

Return to British Open Winners index for more tournament recaps.

The year 1998 was a pretty good one for Mark O’Meara. He birdied the 72nd hole at Augusta National to win The Masters, then, a few months later, won a playoff to also take the British Open.

The 1998 British Open got off to a most auspicious start with Tiger Woods shooting 65 to share the first-round lead. Unheralded Brian Watts, an American who had played mostly in Japan to this point, took the second-round lead. Woods, 17-year-old amateur Justin Rose, and 3-time major champion Nick Price were tied for second.

Bad weather hit Royal Birkdale in Round 3, and the 72 carded by O’Meara was one of the best scores of the day. He moved into second, two strokes back of Watts.

Rose stirred the crowd by finishing in fourth place, and Woods charged with a final-round 66, but Watts and O’Meara finished tied and headed into the four-hole playoff. Which O’Meara won with a birdie on the first hole coupled with a Watts bogey on the fourth hole.

1998 British Open Scores

Results and prize money (USD) from the 1998 British Open played at Royal Birkdale (par 70) in Southport, England (p-won four-hole playoff; a-amateur):

p-Mark O’Meara, $492,000 72-68-72-68-280

Brian Watts, $308,320 68-69-73-70-280

Tiger Woods, $221,400 65-73-77-66-281

Jesper Parnevik, $125,733 68-72-72-70-282

Jim Furyk, $125,733 70-70-72-70-282

a-Justin Rose 72-66-75-69-282

Raymond Russell, $125,733 68-73-75-66-282

Davis Love III, $81,180 67-73-77-68-285

Costantino Rocca, $69,994 72-74-70-70-286

Thomas Bjorn, $69,994 68-71-76-71-286

Brad Faxon, $54,666 67-74-74-72-287

David Duval, $54,666 70-71-75-71-287

John Huston, $54,666 65-77-73-72-287

Gordon Brand, $47,560 71-70-76-71-288

Greg Turner, $38,786 68-75-75-71-289

Des Smyth, $38,786 74-69-75-71-289

Jose Maria Olazabal, $38,786 73-72-75-69-289

Peter Baker, $38,786 69-72-77-71-289

Mark James, $28,240 71-74-74-71-290

Sandy Lyle, $28,240 71-72-75-72-290

Curtis Strange, $28,240 73-73-74-70-290

Vijay Singh, $28,240 67-74-78-71-290

Robert Allenby, $28,240 67-76-78-69-290

Peter O’Malley, $20,467 71-71-78-71-291

Lee Janzen, $20,467 72-69-80-70-291

Sam Torrance, $20,467 69-77-75-70-291

Stephen Ames, $20,467 68-72-79-72-291

Bob Estes, $20,467 72-70-76-73-291

Loren Roberts, $16,892 66-76-76-74-292

Shigeki Maruyama, $16,892 70-73-75-74-292

Ernie Els, $16,892 72-74-74-72-292

a-Sergio Garcia 69-75-76-72-292

Scott Dunlap, $16,892 72-69-80-71-292

Nick Price, $16,892 66-72-82-72-292

Sven Struver, $14,596 75-70-80-68-293

Santiago Luna, $14,596 70-72-80-71-293

Mark Calcavecchia, $14,596 69-77-73-74-293

Philip Walton, $13,694 68-76-74-76-294

Joakim Haeggman, $13,694 71-74-78-71-294

Steen Tinning, $13,694 69-76-77-72-294

Tom Kite, $13,694 72-69-79-74-294

Patrik Sjoland, $13,694 72-72-77-73-294

Naomichi Ozaki, $13,694 72-73-76-73-294

David Carter, $12,433 71-75-76-73-295

Payne Stewart, $12,433 71-71-78-75-295

David Howell, $12,433 68-77-79-71-295

Rodger Davis, $12,433 76-70-78-71-295

David Frost, $12,433 72-73-78-72-295

Nick Faldo, $12,433 72-73-75-75-295

Andrew Coltart, $12,433 68-77-75-75-295

Katsuyoshi Tomori, $12,433 75-71-70-79-295

Frankie Minoza, $11,250 69-75-76-76-296

Steve Stricker, $11,250 70-72-80-74-296

Larry Mize, $11,250 70-75-79-72-296

Brandt Jobe, $11,250 70-73-82-71-296

Billy Mayfair, $11,250 72-73-77-74-296

Ian Woosnam, $10,273 72-74-76-75-297

Steve Jones, $10,273 73-72-79-73-297

Trevor Dodds, $10,273 73-71-81-72-297

Ignacio Garrido, $10,273 71-74-80-72-297

Justin Leonard, $10,273 73-73-82-69-297

Greg Chalmers, $10,273 71-75-77-74-297

Eduardo Romero, $10,273 71-70-79-77-297

Lee Westwood, $9,799 71-71-78-78-298

Carlos Franco, $9,799 71-73-76-78-298

Michael Long, $9,512 70-74-78-77-299

Stewart Cink, $9,512 71-73-83-72-299

Michael Campbell, $9,512 73-73-80-73-299

a-Didier de Vooght 70-76-80-73-299

Mark Brooks, $9,512 71-73-75-80-299

Fred Couples, $9,512 66-74-78-81-299

Andrew Clapp, $9,266 72-74-81-73-300

Gary Evans, $9,184 69-74-84-74-301

Bob May, $9,184 70-73-85-75-303

Andrew McLardy, $9,184 72-74-80-78-304

Fredrik Jacobson, $9,184 67-78-81-79-305

Kazuhiko Hosokawa, $9,184 72-73-81-80-306

Robert Giles, $9,184 72-74-83-78-307

Phil Mickelson, $9,184 71-74-85-78-308

Andrew Oldcorn, $9,184 75-71-84-79-309

Dudley Hart, $9,184 73-72-85-80-310

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