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RBS Photographic Exhibition on display at St Andrews to celebrate 150 years of The Open

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The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), Patron of the Open Championship, is celebrating 150 years of the tournament this year by holding an exhibition of photography at next’s week Open Championship at St Andrews

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