Home hopes and in-form stars – 5 players to watch at the Open
Collin Morikawa will defend his title when the 150th Open Championship takes place at St Andrews from July 14-17.
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Collin Morikawa will defend his title when the 150th Open Championship takes place at St Andrews from July 14-17.
Collin Morikawa says it was frustrating to be linked with the LIV Golf Investments Series and believes the time has come to "let go" of conversations about the rival tour.
The 29-year-old, who lives in Pencaitland, is enjoying a week in his own bed and a short commute for this week’s $8 million Genesis Scottish Open.
We’re back where it all began, with one of the strongest fields of the years assembled for the Scottish Open. The co-sanctioned event between the DP World Tour and PGA Tour has attracted a clutch of star names — with only Rory McIlroy absent from the world’s top seven. Ad/> World No.
We’re back where it all began, with one of the strongest fields of the years assembled for the Scottish Open. The co-sanctioned event between the DP World Tour and PGA Tour has attracted a clutch of star names — with only Rory McIlroy absent from the world’s top seven. Ad/> World No.
Xander Schauffele held off a spirited display from the chasing pack to win the 36-hole JP McManus Pro-Am charity event on Tuesday. The American carded a course-record 64 on Monday, and backed that up with a two-under to finish on 10-under overall, one clear of compatriot Sam Burns. Ad/> Burns had put himself into contention with a terrific 65, but Schauffele secured par on each of the last 11 holes to complete the wire-to-wire win.
It’s a big year for golf in Scotland, with the finest players in the world set to be challenged by the country’s famous courses in the coming weeks.
The Open will draw a record attendance of 290,000 people at St Andrews in Scotland this year, according to organisers.