Golf
Ryan Fox wins the British Open with birdie on the final hole
Ryan Fox of New Zealand survived a wild ride along the back nine of Royal Birkdale and delivered the biggest putt of his life Sunday with a 12-foot birdie on the final hole to win the British Open for his first major title.
SharesAt the British Open, the best content is the claret jug
The official name of the oldest major in golf is "The Open Championship." At times this week it has felt more like "The Bryson DeChambeau Show."
SharesTommy Lad does enough to keep alive hopes of British Open in his hometown
Tommy Fleetwood has been dreaming about winning a British Open since he was a wee lad in Southport who could only sneak onto Royal Birkdale late in the evening. He's not about to stop dreaming now.
SharesMcIlroy accuses DeChambeau of trying to ‘hold the tournament hostage’ at British Open
Rory McIlroy saved one of his best shots at the British Open on Saturday for Bryson DeChambeau.
SharesRyan Fox matches major championship record with a 62 in the British Open
Ryan Fox added his name Saturday to the growing list of players who share the major championship scoring record when he became the third player this week with a record-tying 62 in the British Open at Royal Birkdale.
SharesRory McIlroy toils at British Open as putting woes leave him 7 shots off the first-round lead
There were no "I'm so bad at golf" exclamations from Rory McIlroy this time.
SharesGolf influencer Kai Trump says no to mixing politics into growing social media empire
President Trump's granddaughter Kai Trump is not interested in joining her grandfather in the political arena.
SharesBritish Open: Baldwin hits ‘terrifying’ opening shot after missing World Cup semi due to early start
Matthew Baldwin had the honor of hitting the opening tee shot of the British Open at Royal Birkdale, where the Englishman has been a member for 23 years after growing up in the area.
SharesWest Point alum Marcus Plunkett found golf again in the Army. Now he finds the British Open
Royal Birkdale is not anywhere Marcus Plunkett expected to be. Not when he turned down golf scholarships to attend West Point. Not when he was rising to the rank of captain in the U.S. Army. Not even when he touched a golf club again for the first time in nearly four years.
SharesFleetwood riding a wave of support as the hometown hero at the British Open
As a kid growing up in Southport, Tommy Fleetwood regarded Royal Birkdale as virtually off limits - except for those rare occasions he sneaked on to hit some shots while accompanying his father on evening dog walks.
SharesScheffler hits reset button for the British Open after a rare missed cut
Scottie Scheffler finally heard about the text his PGA Tour friend never sent, a reminder that even the No. 1 player in golf with four majors and more than 20 victories doesn't know everything.
SharesScheffler, McIlroy shrug off legacy talk as they chase a 2nd British Open title
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy are both chasing a second claret jug at the British Open this week.
SharesThis British Open amateur is a qualified mechanic with cystic fibrosis. He’s proving an inspiration
David Howard was aged 7 when he was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. By the time he was a teenager - well before recent medical advances for this rare genetic condition - he'd found out via internet searches he wasn't expected to live beyond his mid-20s.
SharesJordan Spieth returns to Royal Birkdale looking for the magic that made him a British Open champion
Jordan Spieth was four days shy of turning 24 when he delivered pure magic in the final hour at Royal Birkdale to win the British Open for the third leg of the Grand Slam. It was among the most astonishing finishes in a major championship.
SharesFormer delivery man earns final spot in British Open
Joe Dean of England delivered the goods Monday morning at Royal Birkdale by winning the inaugural "Last Chance Qualifier" with a 2-under 68 to become the last man into the field for the British Open.
SharesSee how players qualified for the British Open at Royal Birkdale
Players who are exempt or have qualified for the 154th British Open at Royal Birkdale on July 16-19. Players listed only in the first category for which they are eligible (a-amateur):
SharesTom Kim gets the engine back on track with a Scottish Open victory
Tom Kim played bogey-free during a tight race to the finish Sunday and closed with a 6-under 64 for a two-shot victory in the Scottish Open, his first PGA Tour title since the fall of 2023.
SharesHaeran Ryu beats Brooke Henderson in playoff to win Evian Championship for 2nd straight major title
Haeran Ryu birdied the first hole of a playoff with Brooke Henderson to win the Evian Championship on Sunday for a second straight major title in the space of three weeks.
SharesScottie Scheffler misses the cut for the first time in 4 years
For the first time in nearly four years, Scottie Scheffler won't be around for the weekend.
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