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The Australian set a 36-hole record at the Old Course on a day where Tiger Woods had an emotional (possible) farewell to St. Andrews.
Associated Press|
With a late Saturday tee time secured, the world No. 18 is only focused on winning a third major, not fighting the backlash against his new golf home.
Bob Harig|
After rounds of 78-75, the three-time British Open champion will miss the cut. But he savored an ovation coming up the 18th at St. Andrews.
John Schwarb|
Over two days ripe for scoring on the Old Course, the two-time major champion and world No. 8 failed to break par and had no answers for his erratic game.
Alex Miceli|
Morikawa was the defending Open champion, while Woods and Mickelson will also head home early.
Jeff Ritter|
It's possible that a LIV Golf regular could win this British Open, and Alex Miceli wonders how that could further roil the already choppy waters of pro golf.
Alex Miceli|
The table is set for Saturday at the British Open, at an Old Course that appears defenseless and unlikely to get any help from Mother Nature.
Gary Van Sickle|
The second round of the 150th British Open has concluded, with Australia's Cameron Smith taking the lead to the weekend. Follow here.
Morning Read Staff|
The 15-time major champion turned in two lackluster rounds at the British Open, but his competitive fire burns too hot to let them be his last.
Michael Rosenberg|
Only a handful of stars have won the U.S. Open and British Open in the same year. More work remains for the Englishman, but Friday's 66 was a start.
Alex Miceli|
Woods' 78-75 effort at the Old Course wasn't what he wanted, and while walking up 18 Friday he realized the day could be his last there as a pro.
Bob Harig|
Bob and Jay are excited for the start of the 150th British Open at St. Andrews, with legends of the game playing a prominent role.
Bob Bubka and Jay Randolph Jr.|
A long, slow opening round at St. Andrews is in the books. Here's what to watch for in Round 2 on Friday.
Gary Van Sickle|
The PGA Tour rookie opened with 64, Rory McIlroy came in with a 66 and Tiger Woods stumbled to 78 on a good day for scoring but not for pace at the Old Course.
Associated Press|
The former NBA player turned analyst said he doesn’t know what the golf league wants to do with him yet, but he is going to listen to what they have to say.
Madison Williams|
The historic 150th British Open had been circled on Tiger's calendar for months, but an opening-hole double bogey led to a disappointing day at the Old Course.
Bob Harig|
The two-time major champion looked better suited for a run around St. Andrews than a round on the Old Course on Thursday.
Stuart Hall|
For the third consecutive major this summer, the Ulsterman opened with a low round. But so far at St. Andrews, plenty of players are attacking par.
Alex Miceli|
With his prodigious length and unique mind, Bryson is one of golf's true characters. But he has hitched his wagon to LIV Golf, which could jeopardize future weeks like these.
Michael Rosenberg|
Grip manufacturer celebrates the process, seeks to educate with new headquarters in Pinehurst, North Carolina.
David Droschak|
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