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The 36-hole leader and former Open champ shot 77 to fall three shots off the pace in an afternoon that saw drivers hit on par-3s.
Bob Harig|
A day of ugly Open weather created a beautiful Sunday setup: 12 players within four shots of Billy Horschel's lead, including 2024 major winners Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele.
Bob Harig|
Royal Troon played easier overall but there was still plenty of trouble looming on moving day.
John Schwarb, Jeff Ritter|
No one battled the Royal Troon weather better than Horschel, who leads this Open by one shot. But watch out for Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele and a pack of challengers on Sunday.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb|
Breaking down the live odds ahead of the final round of the 2024 British Open, including a live bet you should place.
Iain MacMillan|
The 2013 British Open champion explained how a lost bet is paying some dividends in the Scottish weather.
Bob Harig|
The two-time major champion redeemed himself from his nine-over front nine on Friday.
Madison Williams|
The broadcasters couldn't believe the ball rolled in the hole.
Madison Williams|
Breaking down the best 3-ball matchup bets for the third round of the British Open at Royal Troon.
Iain MacMillan|
Royal Troon continued to play tough Friday.
John Schwarb|
The cut fell at 6 over after two challenging days of weather at Royal Troon.
John Schwarb|
The Chilean golfer made a great recovery after running into some sandy trouble on the 8th hole.
Tom Dierberger|
Breaking down the live odds to win the 2024 British Open at the end of the second round, including Shane Lowry who has a two stroke lead.
Iain MacMillan|
McIlroy was essentially finished after the eighth hole on Thursday morning. He said the wind, rather than a U.S. Open hangover, was the main cause of his poor showing.
Bob Harig|
Day 2 at Royal Troon is in the books, and the SI Golf team debates Rose's popularity, Tyrrell Hatton's fan appeal and more.
Jeff Ritter, Bob Harig, John Schwarb|
Shane Lowry holds a 36-hole solo lead at the British Open, while Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are among the big names heading home early.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb|
The 2019 champion had to play a ball he'd have preferred to be lost in an unusual situation Friday.
Bob Harig|
After missing the cut at the British Open it's clear Woods can't practice enough to properly prepare for majors, writes Bob Harig. And it'll be five months before we see him on a course again, which means the cycle is likely to continue.
Bob Harig|
Ted Scott appeared to be suffering from some kind of stomach virus while on the course with the world No. 1.
Bob Harig|
Golf is hard. It can be even harder when you're playing one of the best links courses in the word, Royal Troon, in the British Open. South Africa's Christiaan B
Andy Nesbitt|
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