Pakistan, July 18 -- Justin Rose will make his 23rd bid to win the British Open when he tees off at Royal Portrush on Thursday and he firmly believes he can fulfill his dream of lifting the Claret Jug at the age of 44.

The Englishman has twice been joint runner-up, last year and in 2018, after finishing fourth as a 17-year-old amateur in 1998.

"As a kid, on the putting green since I've been playing the game since probably age eight; I've been dreaming about winning The Open of course," Rose told reporters on Wednesday.

"1998 obviously was a fairytale story and ending to my amateur career. I've been close a couple of times. As a British player, it's been the one that I've dreamed about winning and holed the putt many times in my mind."...