Both players hit the fairway, but Faldo pushed his approach in the short right side bunker.

Clark finished in solo second by holing-out from a green side bunker at the 72nd hole.

Oil fired boilers were introduced, making side bunkers of coal unnecessary but losing the protection they afforded.

Side bunkers were omitted completely; fuel was stored in tanks located in the double-bottom.

One of the fort's side bunkers ("Casemate de Bourges") is still equipped with its 75mm cannon.

All were built with straight sided bunkers but from 1931 all except the first two of the 1927 trio were fitted with revolving coal bunkers.

Both players finished in style at No. 18, with Nicklaus nearly making an eagle from the fairway before his tap-in birdie, and Woods making a beautiful up-and-down birdie from a difficult position in a green side bunker.

Lingmerth hit his second shot into the left green side bunker at No. 16, and hit a sand shot to just a few feet; he then converted on his birdie attempt to get one behind the leaders heading into No. 17.