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The Open Championship: Fourth Round Highlights

With Cam Young in the clubhouse at 9-under, Ryan Fox birdied four of his final six holes, including an incredible birdie on 18 to capture the first major championship of his career.


Fox captures first major championship at 39-years-old

Ryan Fox may not be a household name, but he might get recognized a bit more after capturing his first major championship on Sunday. TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks dives into Fox's career and his incredible performance down the stretch at Royal Birkdale.


The Open Championship: Third Round Highlights

Sam Burns shot a 5-under 70 on Saturday to leap into the lead ahead of Si Woo Kim and Ryan Fox. Burns, Fox and Lucas Herbert have all shot a score of 62 at Royal Birkdale this week, matching the lowest round in men's major championship history. Bryson DeChambeau, mired in much of the drama at The Open, carded a 1-under 69 to sit four strokes back of Burns heading into Sunday.


Lin: 'Keeping my composure has been a key thing in playing golf'

After becoming the second straight Canadian to win the U.S. Girls' Junior Championship, Clairey Lin joins TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks to discuss her long day at Old Chatham Golf Club, how she stays focused in such a big atmosphere, if it was difficult to play with the lead the the whole time on Saturday, and more.


Burns breaks down his third round which has him two shots in front at The Open

Sam Burns breaks down his 5-under 65 in the third round at The Open Championship following a record-tying 62 on Friday. With his daughter born around the same time, Burns wasn't even sure he'd be able to play in the final men's major of the year and is excited for the challenge of holding onto the lead on Sunday.


The Open Championship: Second Round Highlights

Lucas Herbert came a putt away from shooting the lowest round in major-championship history, but settled for a 62 to match the record. Sam Burns also matched history by holing out on 18 to also fire a 62 in the second round of the Open Championship. Controversy arose when Bryson DeChambeau was called back to the fifth hole and retroactively handed a two-stroke penalty for improving his lie before one of his shots.


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