Ryan Fox produced one of the greatest final rounds in recent Open Championship history as the New Zealander held his nerve at Royal Birkdale to claim his first major title and lift the Claret Jug.
The opening day of The 154th Open Championship delivered early drama at Royal Birkdale, with American outsider Jackson Suber grabbing the headlines and a host of English contenders giving the home crowd plenty to cheer.
The Open Championship returns to Royal Birkdale this weekend, bringing one of golf’s most historic venues back into the spotlight. But alongside the battle for the famous Claret Jug comes another storyline that has lingered for over half a century: can an Englishman finally win The Open on home soil.
The South Korean produced a superb final round at the Genesis Scottish Open to claim his first victory in three years, overcoming a difficult period of form and confidence to secure a memorable win at the Renaissance Club.
The Grand Slam champion made an impressive start to the Genesis Scottish Open as the world number two opened with a five-under-par 65 to move into a share of the first-round lead at The Renaissance Club.
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Aaron Rai produced the performance of his career to win the PGA Championship and secure a historic maiden major title at Aronimink.
Defending champion Scottie Scheffler made an ominous start to his PGA Championship title defence by grabbing a share of the early lead after the opening round at Aronimink Golf Club, while Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau endured nightmare starts.
Rory McIlroy has played down concerns over a right foot injury after returning to full practice ahead of the US PGA Championship at Aronimink near Philadelphia, saying he was “pleasantly surprised” by how well it responded during a nine-hole session on the eve of the tournament.
Rory McIlroy heads into this week’s PGA Championship with an unexpected injury concern after cutting short a practice round at Aronimink because of a painful toe problem.
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