Jean van de Velde is the king of the choke. I can see him now at Carnoustie in 1999, shoes and socks off in the Barry Burn, hoping… but knowing, really, that the dream is off.

EXCLUSIVE: Incredible Film has acquired global distribution rights to upcoming comedy feature After Party, from Dutch director Jean van de Velde, creator of the hit sports-themed franchise All ...

EXCLUSIVE: Incredible Film has acquired global distribution rights to upcoming comedy feature After Party, from Dutch director Jean van de Velde, creator of the hit sports-themed franchise All Stars.

EXCLUSIVE: Incredible Film has acquired global distribution rights to upcoming comedy feature After Party, from Dutch director Jean van de Velde, creator of the hit sports-themed franchise All Stars.

For better or worse (mostly worse), Jean van de Velde is best known for what he didn’t win. Leading the 1999 British Open at Carnoustie by three strokes standing on the 18th tee, van de Velde ...

Jean van de Velde doesn’t shy away from the reality. He needed six shots on the final hole to become France’s first modern-era major champion, 25 years ago at The Open at Carnoustie.

It remains one of the most mind-boggling blunders in the history of men's major championship golf: Jean Van de Velde, Carnoustie, 18th hole. You don't have to dig far into your memory banks to ...

Choke away the biggest second-half lead in NFL playoff history. Who is Jean Van de Velde? Some French guy who turned the British Open from golf into triathlon on the 18th hole.

Jean van de Velde led by three strokes as he teed off from the final hole at Carnoustie, knowing a double-bogey or better would make him the first Frenchman to win The Open since 1907.

Among the Frenchmen who nearly won on TOUR: Jean Van de Velde and Thomas Levet, both of whom now call golf for French broadcaster Canal+ and are on-site for THE PLAYERS Championship, lending ...

Jean Van de Velde, now 50, has made peace with his disastrous finish in the 1999 British Open.