‘Mixed feelings’ for Lucas Herbert as he and Sam Burns equal major record
Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns both equalled the lowest score in a men’s major by shooting 62 in an incredible half-hour in the second round of The Open at Royal Birkdale.
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Rahm given warning after throwing club
SOUTHPORT, England, July 17 : Spain's former world number one Jon Rahm got away with only a warning after throwing his club in frustration during his second round at the British Open on Friday.
NFL players continue push for grass fields on heels of World Cup - ESPN
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Lucas Herbert leads Open after equalling record for lowest score at men’s major
A bogey at the last cost Lucas Herbert his place in history with a new record for the lowest score in a major, but in becoming only the fifth man to shoot 62, he raced into the lead in The Open at Royal Birkdale.
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Rory McIlroy hopeful of recovery at The Open after ‘stupid mistakes’ on day one
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'Crisis' in youth sports comes into focus after early US World Cup exit
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