THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS
Rory: Got all I wanted this week except claret jug
Rory McIlroy talks about the experience at Royal Portrush, calling it an "awesome week" that came close to all he wanted -- and hoping the R&A can bring The Open back soon. Then, Live From debates Player of the Year.
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Thomas shot 78 Friday at Royal Troon, a 10-shot difference and the fourth time in eight Open starts that he followed a round in the 60s with a 77 or worse.
Lowry didn’t let The Open Championship lead slip from his grasp after a double bogey on the 11th hole.
Scottie Scheffler doesn’t have a lot of links experience but he’s proving why his game is built for the conditions.
Woods’ season is officially over and it might be the last time he plays an Open in western Scotland.
Niemann recorded a quintuple-bogey 8 on the par-3 eighth, yet he still fired an even-par 71 Friday at The Open.
McIlroy dropped to 11 over after his triple at the fourth hole, well back of the projected cut line on Friday afternoon at Royal Troon.
Scottie Scheffler discusses his thoughts after finishing the second round of The Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Club, noting the difficulty of the course bunkers.
Lowry was leading The Open by two shots until he ran into trouble at the 11th hole.
Ernie Els and John Daly each shot 82 in the first round before bowing out on Friday morning.
A field of 158 players will compete for the claret jug at Royal Troon. Here’s how the cut line works for this major.