Danny Willett knew Jordan Spieth was unlikely to repeat Masters meltdown
Danny Willett believes newly-crowned Open champion Jordan Spieth was always capable of recovering from his Masters meltdown. Read More
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Danny Willett knew Jordan Spieth was unlikely to repeat Masters meltdown
Danny Willett believes newly-crowned Open champion Jordan Spieth was always capable of recovering from his Masters meltdown.
Rory McIlroy keen to build on Open form ahead of US PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy believes he has finally found some momentum in time for the final major of the year.
Spieth remains wary about comparisons with Nicklaus and Woods after Open win
Open champion Jordan Spieth remains wary about comparisons with Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, despite his remarkable achievements continuing to make them inevitable.
Jordan Spieth in dreamland after Open triumph
Jordan Spieth celebrated a "dream come true" following his remarkable Open victory at Royal Birkdale.
Jordan Spieth targets grand slam after dramatic Open championship victory
American Jordan Spieth has set his sights on the career grand slam after exorcising the demons of last year’s Masters capitulation by winning the Open at Royal Birkdale.
Southgate focused on Carnoustie outing after strong finish at Birkdale
Matthew Southgate immediately set his sights on his 'home' Open at Carnoustie after playing a superb final round at Royal Birkdale.
Alfie Plant eyes life in pro ranks after winning Open silver medal
London's Alfie Plant announced plans to turn professional after being formally confirmed as the Open's silver medal winner.
Spieth stages stunning rescue mission to seal dramatic Open victory
Jordan Spieth admitted memories of his Masters meltdown flashed through his mind as he brilliantly avoided a repeat performance to claim one of the most remarkable victories in Open Championship history.
Jordan Spieth will learn from Masters collapse as he looks to win Open
Jordan Spieth will learn from his Masters collapse as well as his major triumphs as he tries to secure the third leg of the career grand slam in the Open Championship.
Richie Ramsay pleased after tough mental test on day three of the Open
Aberdeen's Richie Ramsay felt he passed a big mental test on the third day of the Open - even if he could not match Jordan Spieth's standards.
Dustin Johnson finds room for improvement despite shooting third round 64
World number one Dustin Johnson believes he will have to shoot much better than his third-round 64 to have any chance of winning the Open.
Record-breaker Branden Grace unaware he was making history with Open 62
Record-breaker Branden Grace insists he had no idea he had written his name into the history books with the first 62 in men's major history.
Tommy Fleetwood calls for Royal Birkdale to host the Open more often
Tommy Fleetwood has called for the Open to be held at Royal Birkdale more often.
Jordan Spieth closes in on Open victory as Branden Grace makes history
South Africa's Branden Grace carded the first 62 in men's major championship history as Jordan Spieth took a step closer to his own place in the record books at Royal Birkdale.
Spieth braves the elements at Birkdale to take pole position at the Open
American Jordan Spieth will take a two shot lead into the third round of the Open championship today after a dazzling display around a wet and wild Royal Birkdale.
Aberdeen’s Richie Ramsay sitting fifth at halfway point of the 146th Open championship
Aberdeen’s Richie Ramsay is in the position to turn his childhood dream of becoming an Open champion into reality after a gutsy second round at Royal Birkdale.
Ramsay hopes young daughter can prevent him going ‘off kilter’ in Open challenge
Scotland's Richie Ramsay hopes his 16-month-old daughter can prevent him going "off kilter" as he challenges for the Open title at Royal Birkdale.
Close encounter with gorse bush leaves Sergio Garcia fearing for his Open future
Sergio Garcia feared he had blown his chances of winning the Open Championship with a self-inflicted shoulder injury after he lashed out at a gorse bush at Royal Birkdale.
Rory McIlroy lies five shots behind leader Jordan Spieth at the Open
An "ecstatic" Rory McIlroy had no need for a pep talk after one of his best Open Championship rounds kept him firmly in contention for a fifth major title at a wet and windy Royal Birkdale.
Richie Ramsay well-placed going into day two of the 146th Open championship
Aberdeen’s Richie Ramsay thanked playing partner Matt Kuchar for inspiring him to a promising start at the 146th Open championship.
Rory McIlroy thanks caddie for saving Open chances with stern pep talk
Rory McIlroy said it took a stern pep talk from his caddie to keep alive his chances of claiming the Claret Jug for the second time.
Rory McIlroy: Caddie’s jolt got me going at the Open after horror start
A struggling Rory McIlroy admits he needed a kick up the backside from caddie JP Fitzgerald to get his Open back on track after it looked like he was crashing halfway through his first round.
Ian Poulter proud after his record start at the Open Championship
A revitalised Ian Poulter expressed his pride at completing the transition from commentator to contender after making a record start to the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.
Jordan Spieth talks up his opening round at Royal Birkdale
Two-time major winner Jordan Spieth gave himself nine out of 10 after beginning his bid to secure the third leg of a career grand slam in impressive fashion in the 146th Open Championship.
Out of form Rory McIlroy tells punters to back him at Birkdale
Get your money on me – that was the message from Rory McIlroy ahead of the 146th Open championship getting under way at Royal Birkdale.
No distractions for Dustin Johnson as he aims to make the cut in Southport
World number one Dustin Johnson will have no distractions at Royal Birkdale this week as he seeks to avoid a third successive missed cut.
Rory McIlroy out to prove bookmakers wrong by winning second Open Championship
Rory McIlroy admits it is hard to argue with being rated a 20/1 chance to win the Open Championship, but believes he can defy the odds and regain the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale.
R&A chief Slumbers: Open coverage was ‘outdated’ at BBC and is now ‘world class’
Chief executive Martin Slumbers insists the R&A has no regrets about the decision to ditch terrestrial television after labelling the BBC's Open coverage "tired and outdated".
Brooks Koepka: The days of one man dominating golf are over
Brooks Koepka believes the days of one player dominating the sport of golf is over.
Henrik Stenson promises to skydive with the Claret Jug if he defends title
Open champion Henrik Stenson has promised to take the Claret Jug skydiving if he successfully defends the title at Royal Birkdale.
Jordan Spieth: The Open is the ‘easiest’ major to win
Jordan Spieth reckons the Open championship is the easiest major to win because bad weather can take half the field out of the running for the Claret Jug.
Lee Westwood hoping to make experience count as he chases maiden major title
Lee Westwood hopes to use "cunning and guile" to finally claim a first major title in the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.
