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    Links golf may be sporting torture but it is the game at its best
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    Links golf may be sporting torture but it is the game at its best

    “Links golf is nature in all its unforgiving force” was how the Open’s official website previewed the week at Royal Troon. The broken souls come Sunday night...

    Peerless Schauffele leaves Rose ‘choking back tears’ with second major win
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Peerless Schauffele leaves Rose ‘choking back tears’ with second major win
    Top-ten finish and £246,000 winnings – Brown has earned boozy party
    THE OPEN
    Top-ten finish and £246,000 winnings – Brown has earned boozy party
    Peerless Schauffele leaves Rose ‘choking back tears’ with second major win
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Peerless Schauffele leaves Rose ‘choking back tears’ with second major win
    Top-ten finish and £246,000 winnings – Brown has earned boozy party
    THE OPEN
    Top-ten finish and £246,000 winnings – Brown has earned boozy party
    From Morrisons driver to Open in six months – Dean savouring stunning rise
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    From Morrisons driver to Open in six months – Dean savouring stunning rise
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    From Morrisons driver to Open in six months – Dean savouring stunning rise
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    From Morrisons driver to Open in six months – Dean savouring stunning rise
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    Links golf may be sporting torture but it is the game at its best
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    Links golf may be sporting torture but it is the game at its best

    “Links golf is nature in all its unforgiving force” was how the Open’s official website previewed the week at Royal Troon. The broken souls come Sunday night...

    Peerless Schauffele leaves Rose ‘choking back tears’ with second major win

    Schauffele is only the third player to have sealed a top-eight finish in all four majors in one year, after Tiger Woods (2000, 2005) and Jordan Spieth (2015)

    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Peerless Schauffele leaves Rose ‘choking back tears’ with second major win
    Top-ten finish and £246,000 winnings – Brown has earned boozy party

    Brown carded 74 on Sunday and finished joint-tenth

    THE OPEN
    Top-ten finish and £246,000 winnings – Brown has earned boozy party
    From Morrisons driver to Open in six months – Dean savouring stunning rise

    Dean shot a level-par round of 71 on Saturday

    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    From Morrisons driver to Open in six months – Dean savouring stunning rise
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    World No272 Brown leads British hopes on diet of pizza and cigarettes
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    ‘I will wear them again’ – Mickelson stays in comfort zone with a pair of joggers
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    ‘Twenty-two holes in, I was thinking about my vacation next week’
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    Rose keeps Lowry in his sights after battle for survival
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Genuine contenders miss out as golf insists on indulging ageing stars
    Jul 18, 2024
    McIlroy falls to bits as world No272 masters elements to put elite in shade
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    McIlroy falls to bits as world No272 masters elements to put elite in shade

    Dan Brown writes thrillers. His ­namesake is a golfer from north Yorkshire whose first chapter at the Open was more like a fantasy or romance. Rory McIlroy,...

    Rick Broadbent
    Limping, wayward Woods cuts a sad figure but fans still flock to see him
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Limping, wayward Woods cuts a sad figure but fans still flock to see him

    The sight of an ageing Tiger Woods in the fading light on the 18th at Royal Troon summed up his day. Walking with a slight limp and finishing with a bogey for...

    Stuart Fraser
    New physique, new clubs, new image – but DeChambeau still baffled by links
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    New physique, new clubs, new image – but DeChambeau still baffled by links

    The giddy redemption of Pinehurst felt like a distant memory down in the sodden swale beneath a grandstand on the 10th at Royal Troon. Bryson DeChambeau has...

    Tom Kershaw
    ‘Thought of teeing up at the Open got me through leukaemia treatment’
    THE OPEN
    ‘Thought of teeing up at the Open got me through leukaemia treatment’

    This time last year Michael Hendry could only watch the Open Championship from afar as he sat back on his couch in Auckland after a session of chemotherapy....

    Stuart Fraser
    Jul 17, 2024
    McIlroy out to banish demons and halt stars and stripes clean sweep
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    McIlroy out to banish demons and halt stars and stripes clean sweep

    Everything in golf is big these days. The hitting, the holes, the muscles and the money. It is, then, a relief that some things stay rooted in tradition, and...

    Rick Broadbent
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    ‘I would earn $500k – then be in a heroin den two hours later’
    THE OPEN | WILLY WILCOX INTERVIEW
    ‘I would earn $500k – then be in a heroin den two hours later’

    Caddies are never supposed to covet the limelight. Gruff and wind-beaten with a blank stare, the best are often ever-present yet almost invisible. Willy...

    Tom Kershaw
    Jul 16, 2024
    ‘I’m too nice to remind Phil of 2016 – my 63 left him in golfing shock’
    THE OPEN | HENRIK STENSON INTERVIEW
    ‘I’m too nice to remind Phil of 2016 – my 63 left him in golfing shock’

    For many Muhammad Ali was the greatest duellist in sport. From thrillers to rumbles, he would talk of handcuffing lightning and throwing thunder in jail, but...

    Rick Broadbent
    ‘I’m a champion here, he’s not’ – Woods hits out at Montgomerie retirement plea
    THE OPEN
    ‘I’m a champion here, he’s not’ – Woods hits out at Montgomerie retirement plea

    Tiger Woods delivered a withering putdown to Colin Montgomerie after the Scotsman said the 15-times major champion should retire gracefully rather than...

    Tom Kershaw
    Jul 15, 2024
    ‘Nicklaus consoled me after I goosed 2009 – but 1994 was one that got away’
    THE OPEN | TOM WATSON INTERVIEW
    ‘Nicklaus consoled me after I goosed 2009 – but 1994 was one that got away’

    Of all the chapters in Tom Watson’s Scottish odyssey, one that is permanently implanted in the memory is the Open that slipped away. Which is why the doyen of...

    Rick Broadbent
    Soaring jackpots putting golf’s future at risk, R&A chief warns
    THE OPEN
    Soaring jackpots putting golf’s future at risk, R&A chief warns

    The chief executive of the R&A has explained the modest hike in prize money for the Open Championship by saying he is concerned about the sustainability of...

    Rick Broadbent

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    Jul 18, 2024
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    McIlroy falls to bits as world No272 masters elements to put elite in shade

    Dan Brown writes thrillers. His ­namesake is a golfer from north Yorkshire whose first chapter at the Open was more like a fantasy or romance. Rory McIlroy,...

    Rick Broadbent
    Jul 18, 2024
    THE OPEN | STUART FRASER
    Limping, wayward Woods cuts a sad figure but fans still flock to see him

    The sight of an ageing Tiger Woods in the fading light on the 18th at Royal Troon summed up his day. Walking with a slight limp and finishing with a bogey for...

    Stuart Fraser
    Jul 18, 2024
    THE OPEN | TOM KERSHAW
    New physique, new clubs, new image – but DeChambeau still baffled by links

    The giddy redemption of Pinehurst felt like a distant memory down in the sodden swale beneath a grandstand on the 10th at Royal Troon. Bryson DeChambeau has...

    Tom Kershaw
    Jul 18, 2024
    THE OPEN
    ‘Thought of teeing up at the Open got me through leukaemia treatment’

    This time last year Michael Hendry could only watch the Open Championship from afar as he sat back on his couch in Auckland after a session of chemotherapy....

    Stuart Fraser
    Jul 17, 2024
    THE OPEN | RICK BROADBENT
    McIlroy out to banish demons and halt stars and stripes clean sweep

    Everything in golf is big these days. The hitting, the holes, the muscles and the money. It is, then, a relief that some things stay rooted in tradition, and...

    Rick Broadbent
    ADVERTISEMENT
    Jul 17, 2024
    THE OPEN | WILLY WILCOX INTERVIEW
    ‘I would earn $500k – then be in a heroin den two hours later’

    Caddies are never supposed to covet the limelight. Gruff and wind-beaten with a blank stare, the best are often ever-present yet almost invisible. Willy...

    Tom Kershaw
    Jul 16, 2024
    THE OPEN | HENRIK STENSON INTERVIEW
    ‘I’m too nice to remind Phil of 2016 – my 63 left him in golfing shock’

    For many Muhammad Ali was the greatest duellist in sport. From thrillers to rumbles, he would talk of handcuffing lightning and throwing thunder in jail, but...

    Rick Broadbent
    Jul 16, 2024
    THE OPEN
    ‘I’m a champion here, he’s not’ – Woods hits out at Montgomerie retirement plea

    Tiger Woods delivered a withering putdown to Colin Montgomerie after the Scotsman said the 15-times major champion should retire gracefully rather than...

    Tom Kershaw
    Jul 15, 2024
    THE OPEN | TOM WATSON INTERVIEW
    ‘Nicklaus consoled me after I goosed 2009 – but 1994 was one that got away’

    Of all the chapters in Tom Watson’s Scottish odyssey, one that is permanently implanted in the memory is the Open that slipped away. Which is why the doyen of...

    Rick Broadbent
    Jul 15, 2024
    THE OPEN
    Soaring jackpots putting golf’s future at risk, R&A chief warns

    The chief executive of the R&A has explained the modest hike in prize money for the Open Championship by saying he is concerned about the sustainability of...

    Rick Broadbent