Rory McIlroy on course for 'Holy Grail of golf' after sharing Open lead ahead of final round
The Northern Irishman is currently joint-top of the leaderboard heading into the final round of the 150th Open Championship at St Andrews.
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Rory McIlroy: Open Championship win 'would mean everything' as he shares lead with Viktor Hovland
Rory McIlroy was focused on maintaining his performance ahead of Sunday’s final day’s play at the Open, saying victory would «mean everything». At the 150th Open in St Andrew’s, McIlroy has the chance to win his fifth major, with his last coming in 2014 when he won in Scotland and also the PGA Championship that same year. Ad/> 2022 has signalled something of a comeback for the 33-year-old, and a second-placed finish at the Masters could potentially be followed up with his second Open win.
The Open: Full R4 pairings and tee times
Pairings and tee times for the fourth round of The 150th Open, held on the historic Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland.
Hovland to channel inner Attacking Viking in bid to win Claret Jug
ST ANDREWS, Scotland : Viktor Hovland will channel some of his inner Attacking Viking on Sunday when he bids to become the first Norwegian to win one of golf's four major championships.
Meadow and Kerr finish 28th
Stephanie Meadow and partner Cristie Kerr started and ended the day in 28th position in the final round of the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational as Jennifer Kupcho and Lizette Salas eased to victory.
McIlroy: Open win would mean everything | Hovland: It was awesome
Rory McIlroy has said winning The 150th Open "would mean everything" to him after he moved into a share of the lead following a superb third round at St Andrews.
Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland and more -- Reasons why each can and can't win on Sunday at The Open
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — The 150th edition of The Open might very well end up going down as one of the best ones in its storied history, depending on what happens at the Old Course at St. Andrews on Sunday.
McIlroy, Hovland share British Open lead entering final round
Rory McIlroy moved into the void left by the departure of Tiger Woods at the British Open, holing a bunker shot for eagle and revving up the gallery at St. Andrews at every turn Saturday as he moved closer to ending eight years without a major.