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Bob Bubka and Alex Miceli, sitting in for co-host Jay Randolph Jr., review an extraordinary British Open after Irishman Shane Lowry won in Northern Ireland
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From the Morning Read Inbox readers respond to recent articles surrounding testing golf gear after a tournament win
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“Attention, kids! Everyone who’s graduating from fifth grade, please step to the front of the classroom. Not so fast, Grabarkewicz!”This is what it must feel like to be Rickie Fowler these days. Everyone who’s anyone has won major championships this decad
Gary Van Sickle|
Withdrew: Shane Lowry, winner of the British Open on Sunday, from this week’s WGC FedEx St. Jude Invitational. In a tweet from the PGA Tour announcing the WD, no reason was disclosed, but Lowry was pictured celebrating with his supporters long after his s
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From the Morning Read Inbox readers respond to recent articles surrounding Lowry unites Irish isle with Claret Jug
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Granted, the major-championship season went whizzing by much too quickly. It was too condensed, with not enough time for a proper buildup between events. And now that it’s gone, it will be nine months until the Masters.
Mike Purkey|
Odds are probably high that when you're talking golf destinations, Maine is not foremost — heck, probably not even second or third — in that discussion
Len Ziehm|
With Portrush in the books, the PGA Tour returns stateside for a new hybrid event: the WGS FedEx St. Jude Invitational. Who are the favorites and who could be in for a tough week?
Ryan Asselta|
Don’t try this at home.
Dan Gartland|
The second decade of the 21st century is approaching the 18th green, and like any extended measure of time, its scorecard features lots of circles and squares. From the swift validation of three budding superstars to all the can’t-miss kids who did, from
John Hawkins|
If Indy can test all cars, why can’t golf test all clubs?
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Sports Illustrated's contributing photographer Simon Bruty covers the 148th British Open Championship where Shane Lowry captures his first career major at Royal Portrush!
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Non-compliance with drivers raises questions
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Reported: That Tiger Woods will compete in a one-day skins-type exhibition with Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama this fall in Japan. The event will be played Oct. 21 at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club near Tokyo, ESPN’s Bob Harig reported
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It’s only fitting and proper that I nurse a Guinness as I write this commentary
Dave Seanor|
A year ago, Shane Lowry sat in his car and cried in the players’ parking lot at Carnoustie after shooting a 74 in the opening round of the British Open
Adam Schupak|
Shane Lowry scripted a storybook ending in front of the first-ever sellout crowd at Royal Portrush. Plus, Brooks Koepka keeps on Brooks Koepkaing, a victory for all the dad bods and more.
Daniel Rapaport|
Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama will also take part in the Oct. 21 contest.
Alaa Abdeldaiem|
With all of Ireland watching, Shane Lowry stood up to the challenge to seize the Open Championship at Portrush by six strokes and win golf's most historic major for his home country.
Michael Rosenberg|
Shane Lowry shot a one-over 72 to win the Open Championship by six over Tommy Fleetwood.
Daniel Rapaport|
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