The Open 2022 tee times: Full schedule for Day 2 at St Andrews including Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy

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Serena Williams blunt response about possibly being drawn against world number one

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The Open returns to St Andrews in celebration of its 150th event with the world’s best descending on the iconic Old Course.

Collin Morikawa defends his title with a host of names in contention to land the final major of the golf season.

The weather in St Andrews this week could make for a low-scoring tournament, but Tommy Fleetwood, who finished second in The Open 2019, is eager for a difficult test.

“I would like the wind to blow, I’d like the conditions to be as rough as possible in a way, but I’m excited to see how they set it up,” Fleetwood said. “It’s going to be an amazing experience, a great week and very special.

“I love the event. Whether my game is in the shape that I want it to be in and whether