Summary:
Scotland's Bradley Neil is aiming to become the first British winner of the Open Championship since Fred Perry in 1921 - and he could be the first to do it since then.

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By . John Greechan . Amateur champion Bradley Neil has already achieved one of his Open ambitions here this week – meeting 14-time major winner Tiger Woods. Neil, who revealed that his brother had once paid money to get the American superstar's autograph, Tweeted a picture with Woods on Wednesday, adding: 'My week has definitely been made! Meeting TIGER WOODS!!! Possibly getting a game at Augusta as well! #gobsmacked. Happy days: Amateur champion Bradley Neil met Tiger Woods at Royal Liverpool on Wednesday . Focused: Scotland's Bradley Neil during his practice round at Royal Liverpool on Wednesday . Earlier, Neil spoke to Tiger's coach, Sean Foley – and was advised by the swing guru to simply introduce himself to the three-time Open winner. 'He told me to go up to him on the range and speak to him,' said the Scot. 'He said he would appreciate it if I introduced myself. 'I remember my brother actually paying to get Tiger's autograph – I think he gave a kid a tenner for it!'