2024 Open Championship: Best bets and expert picks - ESPN
The 2024 Open Championship marks the fourth and final golf major of the year, and it begins Thursday with the first round at Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland.
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The 2024 Open Championship marks the fourth and final golf major of the year, and it begins Thursday with the first round at Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland.
The final men's golf major of the year tees off Thursday at Scotland's Royal Troon, site of the 152nd Open Championship.
Nine years and 11 months. Some 3,629 days. Around 87,100 hours.
No golfer has ever won the Scottish Open in back-to-back years. Defending champion Rory McIlroy looks to end that drought when he tees it up for the first time since missing two late par putts inside of 4 feet and losing the U.S. Open in mid-June. McIlroy and 155 other golfers head to The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland, to vie for a $9 million purse, including $1.58 million to the winner.
World No. 1 Nelly Korda will lead the U.S. women's golf team at the Olympic Games this summer in Paris.
South Korea’s Tom Kim has held onto his lead as Shane Lowry and Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre both shot into contention in a weather-hit second round of the Travelers Championship.
Shane Lowry shot a sublime 62 to move into contention in a weather-hit second round of the Travelers Championship.
While the Travelers Championship — the last signature event of the year — won't feature Rory McIlroy, it will include Scottie Scheffler. The No. 1 golfer in the world seeks his sixth PGA Tour win of the season. The Travelers will be held at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, and will feature a $20 million total purse, including $3.6 million to the winner. Keegan Bradley looks to become the first player to win the Travelers in back-to-back years since Phil Mickelson in 2001-02.