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The 149th British Open.at Royal St. George's is sure to bring unpredictability, whether it be the weather or the winner. See what the top players will wear during the week.
Janice Ferguson|
Of the 20 players within five shots of the lead, seven have never won on tour.
Associated Press|
While increased tournament prize money (thanks Tiger Woods) has improved caddies’ pay, their role has changed due to new technologies and information. As a result, some players are questioning the need for a professional caddie.
Alex Miceli|
Stewart Cink, the 2009 Open champion, give a wide-ranging interview on the upcoming British Open, Ryder Cup memories and more.
Garrett Johnston|
List ran off seven birdies in an eight-hole stretch to claim a one-shot lead over Sebastian Munoz going into the weekend at the TPC Deere Run.
Associated Press|
Steve Stricker, age 54, shot a 1-under 70 in the opening round as he chases a fourth title in this event -- and a little PGA Tour history.
Len Ziehm|
A 7-under-par 64 has Jack Senior sitting atop the Scottish Open leaderboard after the first round at Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland. Normally that's not a big deal, but since playing his first European Tour in 2011, successes for the Englishm
Alex Miceli|
Former Masters and U.S. Open champion Ángel Cabrera was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison on domestic violence charges.
Associated Press|
The British Open has always been rough on American golfers and this year matters are made more inconvenient due to the ongoing pandemic. The ask, though, is small for the opportunity to win at Royal St. George's.
John Hawkins|
When it’s difficult for viewers to identify more than half of the respective men’s and women’s Tokyo Olympic golf fields, then something is wrong. Changes to the format and schedule around the Games need to be addressed or else golf won’t make the Olympic
Alex Miceli|
The 2020 John Deere Classic was supposed to be the first post-pandemic event with fans, but it was eventually canceled. It returns in 2021 for its 50th anniversary with a field that boasts 23 first-time Tour winners.
Len Ziehm|
Brodeur talks about his love for golf and how he used the game and some mental exercises to help him become the NHL's all-time winningest goalie.
Jay Delsing|
Daniel Berger and Steve Stricker headline the Deere, and a brief preview of next week's British Open.
SI Editorial|
Daniel Berger is the clear favorite, but history shows the John Deere Classic is ripe for a first-time winner.
Daniel Wooters|
Swing Align can help golfers of all skill levels, and the company story is unique and special. Here's how the brand got to this point.
Paul Liberatore|
Golf Talk America is live from the room where FDR announced his run for the presidency in 1932.
Frank Bassett|
Aaron Rodgers steals show but still can't save TV spectacle alongside Tom Brady, Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau.
Gary Van Sickle|
Many novice players can use too much arm power in their swings. Here's a drill to make a big turn while staying on plane.
Jordan Jeske|
Most of the big names are skipping the John Deere, which makes this week ripe for a long-shot winner to emerge. Our hosts make their predictions.
Jeff Erickson|
Palmetto Golf Club, the second-oldest golf club in the U.S., will host its annual amateur championship this week.
Mike Purkey|
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