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An alligator in Florida decided that the residents of an Odessa home weren't going anywhere for a short period of time on Wednesday, and blocked the front door. (Courtesy: Ed Ferraro)
Shane Lowry powered into contention at the Open Championship at St Andrews on the back of two amazing eagles. The 2019 champion flirted with missing the cut on Friday, but back-to-back birdies on 17 and 18 ended any worries. Ad/> He started moving day nine shots behind the leader and in benign conditions, two birdies and a bogey in the opening eight holes gave no indication of the fun that was to follow.
Bryson DeChambeau benefited from huge slices of fortune in controversial circumstances towards the end of his third round at the Open Championship. The American, who is now plying his trade in the LIV Golf Series, had a scorching round going on the Old Course at St Andrews. Ad/> After going out in 32 on the back of two birdies and an eagle, further birdies on 12 and 13 raised the prospect of a course record in Open conditions on the Old Course.
St. Andrews, Scotland — Amid the chaos lies the winner of the 150th Open. The concoction of contenders at the top of the leaderboard combines players at different stages of their careers, and with mixed expectations and urgency.
He’d just extended his run of making cuts in majors to ten in a row after digging deep over the closing few holes on the Old Course at St Andrews on Friday, but Bob MacIntyre was neither bothered about celebrating the feat or in a state to do so.
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Kevin Kisner took advantage of favourable conditions to surge up the leaderboard on day three of the 150th Open Championship.
Ash Barty was coy when asked if she could take up golf professionally, but expressed her love for the sport and how it helped her switch off during her tennis career. Barty stunned the world of tennis when electing to retire at the age of 25, a matter of weeks after winning the Australian Open. Ad/> Having played cricket at professional level, tongues began wagging when Barty was spotted working on her golf game.