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Len Ziehm|
Some betting and fantasy advice for the year's final major: the Open Championship at Royal Portrush.
Ryan Asselta|
The British Open presents one of Tiger's best chances to claim another major. With those coveted opportunities dwindling, Woods is pacing himself between shots at Jack's record.
Michael Rosenberg|
Rory McIlroy is the favorite to win on his home soil in Northern Ireland, but he's not No. 1 in our rankings. With the 2019 British Open starting Thursday at Royal Portrush, SI.com ranks the top 100 players in the field for the year's final major.
Daniel Rapaport|
Tiger Woods was unsuccessful in his efforts to gain some inside knowledge before The British Open.
Emily Caron|
A win at Portrush would be another significant step for Brooks Koepka’s climb up the ladder of history. It would also be something new: a feel-good victory.
Michael Rosenberg|
Just three months after Tiger Woods sent the sports world into a frenzy by winning the Masters, the year’s final major is already upon us. The world’s best have
Morning Read Staff|
When the British Open commences Thursday at Royal Portrush, nearly an entire tiny nation will take a unified cleansing breath. The whole of Northern Ireland, some 1.9 million hearty and sometimes weary souls, will enthusiastically welcome the rest of the
Mike Purkey|
Added: To the field for this week’s British Open, American Brian Harman, the R&A said. He replaced American Charles Howell III, who withdrew. Harman, 32, a two-time winner on the PGA Tour, has made one cut in four starts in golf’s oldest championship. Ger
Morning Read Staff|
Family that plays Topgolf together stays together
Morning Read Staff|
Five months after being sentenced to cover the 1994 Winter Olympics, I returned to Europe for my first British Open, which felt like compensation for spending half of February in Norway on Tonya Harding patrol. Perhaps it was the overpowering beauty of Sc
John Hawkins|
Relive Tom Watson's magical run at Turnberry with this oral history, which features Watson, Stewart Cink and so many more.
Daniel Rapaport|
Mickelson decided to take drastic action to fix his recent string of poor performances.
Alaa Abdeldaiem|
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland – Matthew Wolff might be the real deal in golf, and thankfully we should have plenty of time to see what comes of him.
Alex Miceli|
Dylan Frittelli was the surprise of the John Deere Classic on Sunday, and his victory in the PGA Tour event sent him on his way to this week’s British Open
Len Ziehm|
Keith Pelley, the executive director of the European Tour, remembers the first time he met Wilma Erskine at Royal Portrush, the site of this week’s 148th British Open
Adam Schupak|
The buildup to the 1951 British Open at Royal Portrush centered around Bobby Locke’s quest for an Open three-peat
Dave Seanor|
The former Dallas Cowboys and current CBS analyst closed with a 2-over 74 and scored 20 points to finish at 71 in the modified Stableford scoring system.
Associated Press|
The need for speed is great across the spectrum of golfers but perhaps greatest among those whose swings are on the slower end of the scale
Mike Purkey|
Added: To the British Open field, Slovakia’s Rory Sabbatini, who will replace American Kevin Na, who withdrew from next week’s event because of an undisclosed injury. Sabbatini, 43, a six-time winner on the PGA Tour, has not played in the Open since 2011.
Morning Read Staff|
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