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Our expert has studied the course and finds it ripe for one of the game's best to win his first major.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
The Englishman wasn't selected for the 2018 European team despite three wins, this year he's a longshot but admits obsessing about it.
Alex Miceli|
Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, LIV Golf, DP World Tour, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions every week.
John Schwarb|
The PGA champion, third in the U.S. Ryder Cup standings, played a British Open practice round Monday with U.S. captain Zach Johnson.
Alex Miceli|
This could be a long few days for Brooks Koepka.
Andy Nesbitt|
The world No. 2 has made a habit of skipping pre-tournament press conferences since June 6, which Alex Miceli takes issue with.
Alex Miceli|
Find where your favorite players are starting in the 151st edition of the British Open at Royal Liverpool.
John Schwarb|
While several top players said that Jay Monahan would have to regain their trust, the world No. 3 believes he simply needs time to complete the deal to unify pro golf.
Bob Harig|
Since 2000 we've seen a four-man playoff, a 59-year-old near-champ and a historic duel. What might be in store next?
Gary Van Sickle|
Fresh off his win at the Scottish Open, Rory McIlroy soars to his highest ranking of the season in the Sports Illustrated World Golf Rankings. See who else made a big move this week.
Jeff Ritter|
BANG!!
Kevin Sweeney|
Who will win? Who will disappoint? Which sleepers could emerge? Our panel of experts handicaps the 151st British Open.
SI Editorial|
The younger brother of U.S. Open winner Matt will play in his first major this week in his native England.
Alex Miceli|
The longtime broadcaster and six-time PGA Tour winner will receive the award next month at the Tour Championship in Atlanta.
Bob Harig|
The defending champion's game has returned to form this summer with a ninth-place effort at the PGA and a fourth at last month's U.S. Open.
Bob Harig|
His deal with LIV Golf's backer may save the Tour, but its awkward rollout may not save his job with a distrusting membership.
Michael Rosenberg|
The Ulsterman won the last Open at Hoylake in 2014 but hasn't won any majors in the years since.
Bob Harig|
The former European captain finished 27th in the U.S. Open and will have another chance to audition for captain Luke Donald at the British Open.
Bob Harig|
Giving a wooden driver a try before the Genesis Scottish Open, McIlroy was roughly 60 yards shorter.
Bob Harig|
A nine-hole layout in Scotland hosted six Opens in the 19th century as part of the tournament's original rota.
Bob Harig|
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