With the tournament well in control, Scottie Scheffler taps in on the 18th hole to capture his first career Open Championship at Royal Portrush.
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Canadian Corey Conners shot 66 for the second consecutive day at Royal Portrush, ending his week at The Open Championship on a high note.
After kicking off his Open Championship with a disappointing 78 in the first round, Bryson DeChambeau rallied for three straight rounds under par -- including a 64 on Sunday -- that put him inside the top-10 at a major championship for the seventh time in his last 11 starts.
Scottie Scheffler responded with a birdie on the ninth hole after his first double of the tournament. He holds on to a five-stroke lead as he makes the turn at Royal Portrush.
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With Haotong Li missing his par putt, Scottie Scheffler steps up and knocks in his second birdie of the round, to open up a 7-shot lead on the field through four holes.
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So much for all the PGA Tour fall events having weak fields. The Procore Championship in Napa, California, is shaping up to be training camp for the Ryder Cup for the American team to avoid getting rusty ahead of the Sept. 26-28 matches.
The final major of the season is over, with Scottie Scheffler dominating the field on the way to his second major of the season. With the FedEx Cup playoffs, the Tour Championship and the Ryder Cup still to come, there is plenty left to play for.
Bryson DeChambeau will represent the United States at this year's Ryder Cup regardless of whether he secures an automatic qualifying spot for the event.
Scottie Scheffler was quick to point out the British Open was only at the halfway point at Royal Portrush. Considering the world's No. 1 player was in the lead, it felt like a sprint Saturday for so many players to catch up.
Rory McIlroy and the thousands of Northern Irish fans at Royal Portrush did their best to will him back into contention Saturday as McIlroy birdied three of the first four holes. He posted a round of 66 to head into Sunday in a tie for fourth place and six shots back of Scottie Scheffler.
The British Open at Royal Portrush has had its first hole-in-one. English golfer John Parry hit an 8-iron at the 192-yard No. 13 that landed at the front of the green, took a couple of bounces and hopped straight into the cup.
Former LIV Golf player Eugenio Chacarra overcame a slow start to win the Indian Open for his first European tour title on Sunday.
Shaun Norris of South Africa came from behind to win the Alfred Dunhill Championship by a single shot on Sunday.
Marcus Kinhult will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship as the Swedish golfer bids to win his first title on the European tour in 5 1/2 years.
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Edmonton's Royal Mayfair Golf Club will host the 2026 CPKC Women's Open. Golf Canada made the announcement on Wednesday morning, setting up next year's national women's championship.
Grace Kim always dreamed of winning a major on the LPGA Tour. What happened Sunday in a wild final hour at the Evian Championship was beyond her imagination.
Golf wasn’t the first love of Cara Gainer or Gabriela Ruffels, who grew up wanting to be professional tennis players and came close to making it. Now they’re in sight of becoming an unlikely major winner in their adopted sport.
Top-ranked amateur Lottie Woad is living up to her pre-tournament billing and in contention at the halfway point of the Evian Championship.
Following the conclusion of its 2023 season, PGA TOUR Canada announced Tuesday that the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens is its 2023 Tournament of the Year.
Hayden Springer, the hottest player on PGA TOUR Canada the last three weeks, finished strong on Sunday and walked away with all the biggest prizes.
Hayden Springer and Derek Hitchner, the veteran and the rookie, will go head-to-head for the second-straight day on Sunday with a chance to win the Fortinet Cup Championship – and possibly a lot more.
Hayden Springer shot a 9-under 62 at Country Hills Golf Club, which included a 28 on the front nine, and took the lead at 14-under at the midpoint of PGA TOUR Canada’s Fortinet Cup Championship.
