The Open is just a few weeks away, and were keen to hear your memories of attending an Open of the past. This year sees Sky Sports show live coverage of the Open Championship for the first time, with a dedicated channel offering 10 days of unrivaled programming around the Championship.Ahead of Royal Troon hosting the Open next month, were looking for your experiences and stories from when youve previously paid a visit to watch golfs oldest major. Zach Johnson won the Claret Jug in a play-off last year Did you witness Seves fist pump after his dramatic win in 1984? Or maybe you were there at St Andrews in 1970 to see Jack throw his putter into the air after beating Doug Saunders?Whatever your memory, we want to hear it. Send us your Open memories to golf@skysports.com and you could be a part of a special feature at this years Open. 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