The Open 2012: live - Telegraph This page will automatically update every 60 secondsOn Off Barry Lane gets 141st Open under way at 6.30 • Full tee-time pairings - Woods, Rose and Garcia off at 09.42 • Rain affecting early starters, set to clear this morning 07.45 Announcer Ivor Robson may have lifted the back of the hairs with Barry Lane's name first thing, but the English stalwart is stuttering. Lane and Driscoll now +3 through five. 07.40 Jeev Milkha Singh, fresh from his win north of the border at the weekend, shares the Open lead at -1 with 20-year-old Kodai Ichihara, as young as this year's leaderboard. 07.15 You can't start the day until you've perused our Open pieces. Lots to get to grips with: James Corrigan: Garcia eyes major step by harnessing spirit of Seve Padraig Harrington: I am certain I will win more majors The Open 2012: hole-by-hole guide Mick Cleary: How Lytham turned Duval into a serial loser 07.00 James Driscoll leads the Open. Partner of Lane and Garth Mulroy, the 6ft American rolls in for an opening birdie. 06.50 It's the question most betting afficionados ponder in the build-up: which of this lot can win the Open? Do you go with the safe and obvious of Lee Westwood? Is time another random American does the business? Do you go for the straight-hitting of James Morrison (who, you ask?) or the sultan of wind Johnson Wagner (what! A serial winner on PGA Tour, that's who, and looks like Tom Selleck for good measure). Mmm, perhaps this could be Simon Dyson's time. See what I mean? 06.45 Good morning and welcome to live coverage of the first round. Barry Lane - 14 previous Open's with a best finish of 13th in 1993 - has just had the honour of the first tee shot this morning. The old stager might be thankful (or not) of an early start after hearing he would tee up first while delayed at Boston Airport after competing in the US Seniors. He has bogeyed the par 3 opener.