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15:56 – McIlroy lips out for share of lead 13 footer from Rory on the par-4 3rd, but just lips out at pace. Had the right line, but too much juice. He remains one off the pace at the top of leaderboard.
The return this week of the US Open to the Country Club in Brookline for the first time since 1988 would ordinarily be a cause for reflection. The 1999 Ryder Cup there was laced with controversy after a ferocious European reaction to premature US celebrations.
The men's major season continues this month at the US Open, with extended coverage from The Country Club in Brookline exclusively live on Sky Sports.
Rory McIlroy was in stitches at his own joke as he left the practice range at Muirfield Village on Saturday. Whilst he was warming up for Saturday's third round of the 2022 Memorial Tournament at the famous Scottish venue, McIlroy left Nick Faldo red-faced following an hillarious exchange between the pair and gold analyst Colt Knost.
Memories of the Bell’s Scottish Open during its spell at Gleneagles are set to be rekindled this summer as the King’s Course steps out from the shadows of its neighbour after both a Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup on the PGA Centenary Course in the past eight years.
Britain has been graced with exceptionally talented athletes over the years, but who has the right to be called the best British athlete ever?
Tiger Woods withdrew from the US PGA Championship on Saturday evening, hours after recording his worst score in the event.
In recent years it’s become fashionable for sport documentaries to include a self-referential element in which the protagonist reviews footage of their own triumphs and disasters. The facial reactions in these segments often say more than hours of talking head analysis ever could: the vision of Michael Jordan, tablet in lap, choking up with laughter as Gary Payton’s account of the 1996 NBA finals series is played back to him remains the defining image of 2020’s The Last Dance. For Shark, premiering in the US on Tuesday night, directors Jason Hehir (who also directed The Last Dance) and Thomas Odelfelt replace the tablet with a laptop kept open on a small side table next to the seated Greg Norman.