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Golf in the Olympics: Tokyo Qualification, What to Know for 2021
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Ryder Cup update: Jordan Spieth basically in; European picture clearer
Jordan Spieth all but secured his spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team at Royal St. George's, but how does the rest of the picture look?
Every record Collin Morikawa broke with his historic Open win
Collin Morikawa’s Open win was historic for a myriad of reasons. Firstly, Morikawa is only 24 years-old. Some of the most skilled golfers in PGA Tour history go their entire career without matching the accomplishments that Collin already has under his belt before his 25th birthday. This may sound hyperbolic, but the young Californian’s Hall […]
Monday Finish: 10 oddities from the Open Championship
Wedge-putting. Wedge-snapping. Lucky cheeseburgers. Jordan Spieth on the run. This Open Championship had it all. The post Monday Finish: 10 oddities from the Open Championship appeared first on Golf.
New Super Premium gin brand named Official Supplier and Licensee of the 2023 Ryder Cup
Old Tom Gin 1821, a new and exclusive luxury gin brand, has been named as an Official Supplier and Licensee of the 2023 Ryder Cup.
Bryson Dechambeau drives himself out of contention
Bryson DeChambeau tried hard, maybe too hard to win the British Open 2021. His final round was smashing anyway.
Brooks Koepka - Best pictures of his British Open appearance
Brooks Koepka took a shot at it at the British Open 2021 on Sunday. He closed with the best round of the day.
Collin Morikawa - The emotional path to victory
Collin Morikawa takes his second major title at the 2021 British Open at Royal St. Georges Golf Club. Take a look at his emotional win.
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Open Championship payout: Collin Morikawa collects career-best $2.07 million
Collin Morikawa collected the biggest winner's check of his young career Sunday at Royal St. George's.
Golf-I did all I could, says Spieth, after Open near miss
Jordan Spieth said he had done everything he could to end his long wait for a fourth major after falling just short in a thrilling final day of the British Open on Sunday. The Texan ended up in second place, two shots behind compatriot Collin Morikawa who produced a bogey-free final round to claim his second major title. Spieth had begun the day in third place but two bogeys in his first six holes, following on from bogeys on the last two holes of his third round on Saturday, ultimately cost him the chance of repeating his 2017 Open win.
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