More golf than ever: When is The 150th Open on Sky Sports?
The final men's major of the year is under way, with round-the-clock coverage of The 150th Open continuing with round three exclusively live on Sky Sports' dedicated channel.
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No trophies for Woods and Mickelson after missing Open cut
ST ANDREWS, Scotland : Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, who between them have won 21 majors, including four Claret Jugs, will not be adding to their trophy haul after two of golf's most decorated players failed to make the cut at The Open on Friday.
Meadow and Kerr fail to make progress in R3
Stephanie Meadow and partner Cristie Kerr are well down the field after the third round of the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational.
‘I’m in a great position’ - Rory McIlroy is pleased to be 'in the mix' ahead of an exciting weekend at the Open
Rory McIlroy is eyeing up Cameron Smith’s top spot at The Open as he heads into the weekend in contention for the Claret Jug, and feels he is in a “great position” to capitalise. Currently in joint third place, three shots behind Cameron Smith and one from Cameron Young, McIlroy shot 68 on Friday as he looked to back up the 66 he finished with on Thursday, and was pleased with his effort where he believes he “adapted well” to the conditions.
McIlroy: I have the game to win The Open | Smith to stay 'boring'
Rory McIlroy feels he is in a great position to end his long major drought after staying within three strokes of halfway leader Cameron Smith at The 150th Open.
Cameron Smith heads into weekend up 2 strokes in Open Championship
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — While Tiger Woods made an early and emotional departure Friday at St. Andrews, Cameron Smith can only wonder if the 150th Open will be his arrival as an undisputed elite player.
Man City's Phil Foden, John Stones and Ilkay Gundogan not travelling to US on pre-season
Klopp gives assessment of Liverpool's Premier League title chances
Talor Gooch stands up for LIV Golf but others ignore the criticism
There may have been plenty of chatter on the eve of the Open from the R&A and Tiger Woods about LIV golfers being driven by money and turning their back on the sport, but it does not seem to have distracted any converts to the Saudi-run tour at St Andrews.