Many were surprised to see Sam Burns show up at Royal Birkdale this week. After all, he didn’t plan to play this year’s Open Championship — and for good reason.
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Live From discusses Jon Rahm’s comments on the PGA Tour-PIF merger and how they differ from others in their trust in Jay Monahan and compensation those who stayed with the PGA Tour should receive.
Collin Morikawa discusses his approach to the course, including an emphasis on balance and staying out of the bunkers ahead of The Open Championship.
Brooks Koepka discusses what he’s learned from his past success at majors, strategy with links courses, LIV, and his new baby on the way at his press conference ahead of The Open Championship.
Rickie Fowler chats with Todd Lewis about how rainy conditions can alter his gameplan and what his mindset is heading back to a course he’s had success at in the past.
Jon Rahm speaks on the significance of being able to participate in The Open as a Spanish player and what it would mean if he were able to come away with a win.
For the second consecutive major, Rory McIlroy will skip his pre-tournament press conference.
This week at The Open Championship, a 13th Champion Golfer of the Year will be crowned at iconic Royal Liverpool.
Rex Hoggard and Todd Lewis discuss the latest in the PGA Tour-PIF merger with Billy Horschel discussing whether or not the PGA Tour should be “fully transparent.”
Live From The Open is joined by Matt Fitzpatrick highlighting his excitement over his younger brother, Alex, qualifying for The Open Championship.
Matthew Jordan describes growing up as a local watching Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia, Rory Mcllroy, and other greats be in contention at The Open Championship.
Live From The Open breaks down Royal Liverpool’s brand new par 3 17th, nicknamed “Little Eye.” Bunkers and an infinity-edge green with steep slopes offer plenty of challenges and necessitate near perfection off the tee.
Rory McIlroy walks the third hole with Todd Lewis at Royal Liverpool, recapping his victory at The Scottish Open and describing his mentality heading into The Open Championship.
Defending Open Championship winner Cam Smith discusses his desire to repeat and how he has changed on and off the course over the last year.
Live From The Open discusses how the course at Royal Liverpool has changed in preparation for the 2023 Open and what it means for the field.
In theory, the Scottish Open is the game’s ultimate major championship tune-up.
The Open is raising its purse to $16.5 million, with the winner at Royal Liverpool next week getting $3 million.
The 2026 Open Championship will be played at Royal Birkdale, the R&A announced Tuesday.
Tiger Woods will not return to Royal Liverpool for next month’s Open Championship, the R&A confirmed Friday.