TEE TO GREEN: The neutrals’ best major of 2019
Strip back everything to nothing but the golf, which has been the most entertaining and exciting major championship of 2019?
Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods commits to PGA Tour play-off openers
Tiger Woods will compete in back-to-back events for just the second time this season after committing to the first two FedEx Cup play-off events.
The Open day three: Lowry leads as he chases maiden major title
Shane Lowry will be buoyed on by a fervent home crowd as the County Offaly man chases a maiden major title victory at The Open on Sunday.
The Open 2019: Tiger takes another break and looks to Hogan to fight his ailments
Tiger Woods promised much on the second day of the 148th Open Championship but in the end delivered only a one-under-par 70 in only his 12th round since his Masters victory.
The Open day three: Lowry looking to close in on Open glory
Ireland’s Shane Lowry will aim to take a step closer to glory at The Open when he kick-starts the third round as joint leader. Here, PA looks ahead to the third round at Royal Portrush.
The Open day two: Lowry shares halfway lead as McIlroy fightback falls short
Irish star Shane Lowry so nearly secured the lead all to himself at The Open, but had to be content to share with JB Holmes after dropping a shot at the 18th on Friday.
Lowry ready to carry Irish hopes as he co-leads the Open with two days to go
A year after sacking his caddie following his fourth straight missed cut in the Open, Ireland’s Shane Lowry will take a share of the lead – and Rory McIlroy’s fervent support – into the third round of the year’s final major.
Lowry and Holmes share Open lead heading into weekend
A year after sacking his caddie following his fourth straight missed cut in the Open, Ireland’s Shane Lowry will take a share of the lead into the third round of the year’s final major.
Pragmatic Woods accepts there will be ups and downs as Open hopes disappear
The consistency may have disappeared but the competitive edge remains for Tiger Woods.
Fleetwood makes his move at Open but Woods set to miss cut
Tommy Fleetwood moved into position to succeed Ryder Cup partner Francesco Molinari as Open champion as Tiger Woods headed for an early exit at Royal Portrush.