Jordan Spieth’s putting woes sent him packing early from Royal Portrush. Here are the other high-profile names who have to wait until April for their next taste of major championship golf.
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Mark Darbon, chief executive of the R&A, addressed questions if The Open would adjust its final-round tee times to avoid any conflict with the World Cup final.
As far as training aids go, Clark’s use of a wooden coat hanger on Monday at Royal Birkdale certainly ranks among the most random.
Mark Darbon, the chief executive of the R&A, said that the Open Championship’s final round tee times at Royal Birkdale on Sunday remain unchanged ahead of the World Cup semifinal between England and Argentina.
Lev Grinberg will make history when he tees off early Thursday at Royal Birkdale as the first Ukrainian-born player to compete in an Open Championship. Grinberg, 18, is the field’s youngest player and will begin attending the University of Arkansas next month as a collegiate freshman, Golf Channel’s Rex Hoggard reports.
The year’s final major tees off in less than 24 hours. Before it does let’s take a look at Scottie Scheffler and the other betting favorites ahead of the 154th Open Championship.
Player conduct on the golf course has long been part of the Rules of Golf. This is the first time all four majors published their code for the players, and there already have been ramifications.
Bryson DeChambeau missed the cut at the first three majors this year. Nick Faldo wouldn’t be surprised if the American failed to make the weekend at The Open Championship, too.
Here’s when Blades Brown, Ben James and a slew of other young PGA Tour stars tee off at the Corales Puntacana Championship this week and how to watch.
David Howard joins the “Live From the Open Championship” set to discuss qualifying for Royal Birkdale and what a dream come true this experience is for him after being diagnosed with cystic fibrosis when he was seven years old.
Golf Channel’s “Live From the Open Championship” discusses why Rory McIlrory is “a canary in a coalmine” for PGA Tour Commissioner Brian Rolapp heading into the next two seasons and beyond.