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'It's not life or death' - Rory McIlroy determined to bounce back, praises Cameron Smith for Open win
Rory McIlroy hit the crossbar in a major for the fourth time this year, but took his defeat to Cameron Smith in the style of a champion. The Irishman was hot favourite to end an eight-year major drought when leading by two during the final round. Ad/> He was playing well, striking the ball superbly from tee to green.
'I don't feel loved' - LIV golfer Sergio Garcia's swipe at DP World Tour and Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn
Sergio Garcia has confirmed he will be turning his back on the DP World Tour with a withering attack on former Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn. Garcia was one of the big names to jump ship to the LIV Golf series, after which he resigned from the PGA Tour and was suspended by the DP World Tour. Ad/> Bjorn has been one of the most vocal critics of LIV and how their presence is threatening to fracture the game.
Garcia set to quit DP World Tour over LIV Golf row: 'I don't feel loved at the moment'
Sergio Garcia said on Sunday he is set to quit the DP World Tour amid the fallout over the Spaniard's decision to join the controversial rebel series LIV Golf.
Open champ Cameron Smith angrily sidesteps LIV Golf rumours
Newly-crowned Open champion Cameron Smith reacted angrily when asked if he was on the verge of joining the highly-lucrative LIV Golf Invitational Series but reports suggest the Australian is among many players who are about to jump ship.
Smith makes name for himself in Australia
MELBOURNE : The name Cameron Smith has long resonated in sports-mad Australia but more for the achievements of a retired rugby league star than the prodigious golfing talent that tore up the back nine on the way to British Open glory.
The 11-year-old Cheshire golfer beating thousands of adults
A young Cheshire golfer is already making a name for himself, having competed against adults in a prestigious competition at the world-renowned St Andrews golf course in Scotland. Kaiden Marsh, 11, was the only child to have qualified for the Nine Hole Challenge at the home of golf, with only two other juniors also competing in the prestigious event.
McIlroy to 'keep knocking on the door' after falling short of long-awaited fifth major
A "disappointed" Rory McIlroy was gracious in defeat by praising Cameron Smith's record breaking performance to win the Open Championship on Sunday as the Northern Irishman's agonising wait for another major title continued.