Francesco Molinari
Kevin Kisner
Rory McIlroy
Justin Rose
Xander Schauffele
Kevin Chappell
Rory McIlroy charged. Tiger Woods attacked. Some challenged, some faded. But Francesco Molinari emerged when the dust settled.
No, Tiger Woods didn't win The Open Championship, but the mere fact that led it for a while is unbelievable considering where he was a year ago.
Tiger Woods came up a little short in his bid for a 15th major, but there were plenty of positives to his entire week at Carnoustie.
“The only thing they’ve seen is my struggles and the pain I was going through," Woods said. "Now they just want to go play soccer with me."
After narrowly missing out on a 15th major title, Tiger Woods can take solace in the fact that he earned a return to Firestone.
Attempting to bash a driver off the 18th tee on Sunday, Tiger Woods flinched when a fan yelled in the middle of his downswing.
Colin Hauck filmed the moment when Tiger Woods hit him with his approach left of the 11th green during the final round of The Open.
With a steady round that included 16 pars and two birdies, Italy's Francesco Molinari broke free from a star-studded leaderboard to win the Open by two shots.
"It's one of the reasons I didn't play the Dunhill Links in the last few years, because I got beaten up around here a few times in the past."
Here's Open champion Francesco Molinari's new collection of Twitter hat-tips. Let's start off with Frankie's brother, Dodo.
Francesco Molinari was 12 years old when Costantino Rocca came within a playoff of becoming Italy’s first major champion at the 1995 Open at St. Andrews.
After Francesco Molinari won The Open, Wesley Bryan tweeted out Molinari's retirement plan that included "becoming a Twitter troll."
Rory McIlroy summed up his Sunday at Carnoustie like this: “I don’t really feel like it’s a defeat. I feel like it’s a good week.”
Xander Schauffele awkwardly splashed out of three pot bunkers, went out in 40 and still somehow had a chance to win.
Fifty-four-hole co-leader Jordan Spieth shot 5-over 76 - his worst final round in a major - and failed to make a birdie, but he got over it quickly.
“It just proves to me that I can play well in this tournament, that I can win The Open,” Rose said. “When I’m in the hunt, I enjoy it."
Brittany Lincicome may have missed the cut in the PGA Tour's Barbasol Championship, but she'll remember her final round for making 5 birdies and an eagle in a 1-under 71.
In a big surprise, world No. 1 Inbee Park won’t be teeing it up for the host South Koreans in the UL International Crown.
Cameras caught this potentially browned-out guy having himself a Saturday snooze on the browned-out grasses of Carnoustie.
Fresh off his victory at The Greenbrier, Kevin Na is taking a quite-literally-backwards approach to his Open prep.
While most of the golf world was focused on The Open at Carnoustie on Thursday, a REALLY remarkable performance was taking place in Halifax, Mass.
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