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Five days after describing winning the Open on the Old Course as golf’s Holy Grail, Rory McIlroy will take a share of the lead into the final round of the 150th Championship following a stunning Saturday at St Andrews.
Cameron Smith produced a record-breaking performance to take the lead of the Open Championship at 13-under, but Rory McIlroy is lurking three shots back. Smith backed up a 67 with a 64 on Friday to post the lowest 36-hole score at an Open Championship at St Andrews, eclipsing the 12-under mark of Nick Faldo (1990), Greg Norman (1990) and Louis Oosthuizen (2010).
Australia’s Cameron Smith stepped into the spotlight vacated by Tiger Woods to post a record halfway total in the 150th Open Championship at St Andrews.
Things were not looking good for Lee Westwood. A double bogey on the second hole threatened to turn a bad week - one in which his involvement in the Saudi breakaway league has come under heavy scrutiny - even worse.
Golf tourism is estimated to bring in almost £300million to Scotland annually, with the 150th Open Championship in St Andrews next week part of an "unprecedented" summer of major events.
St Andrews is most famous for its historic Old Course, but the Home of Golf has no fewer than seven courses. From a beginner-friendly nine-hole par 3 to the various challenges of its Championship courses, every course has its own character and identity. Let’s take a look at them.
As a host course for the Irish Open, Mount Juliet near Thomastown in County Kilkenny has a cachet about it that few other venues can bring to one of the most enduringly popular sporting occasions of the year on the island.
Since the first LIV Golf Invitational event, Nick Faldo has been rather vocal about the Saudi-backed series, with the six-time Major winner stating: "We’ve got two totally different golf tournaments. One, we play for tournaments and national championships over here and the LIV Tour is what, 54 holes and no cut, shotgun start, you know, it sounds crazy."