Champion Lowry the toast of Ireland
Shane Lowry shrugged off bad memories and bad beats to win his first Major as he prevailed in demanding Sunday conditions at Royal Portrush. You may also like
Harding two back after magnificent 65 at The Open
Justin Harding put himself in contention for a maiden Major victory after a magnificent second round at The Open at Royal Portrush on Friday, writes JOHN GOLIATH. You may also like
McIlroy has no regrets
As Rory McIlroy continues to wait for his next Major triumph, he insists that he’ll leave Carnoustie positive after a solid week in Scotland. You may also like
Highlights: The Open (Final Round)
Francesco Molinari was crowned The Champion Golfer of the Year and the first ever Italian Major winner at Carnoustie, here’s what you missed on Sunday at The Open. You may also like
Alternative look at The Open leaderboard
Take an alternative look at the final leaderboard of the 147th Open Championship at Carnoustie, won by Francesco Molinari. You may also like
Molinari wins The Open after perfect day
Francesco Molinari produced a flawless final round to claim the Claret Jug and become Italy’s first Major champion at The Open at Carnoustie, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Norris plays with Woods: What they spoke about
Shaun Norris revealed what he and his illustrious 14-time Major-winning playing partner discussed during the third round of The Open. You may also like
The Open: Final round tee times
The final pair, Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele, begin their final round of The Open at 15:45 more than an hour after SA’s Zander Lombard and Erik van Rooyen. You may also like
McIlroy promises to attack
Four-time Major champion Rory McIlroy has vowed to go out swinging in a bid to land his second Claret Jug. You may also like
Saffas falter on thrilling moving day
South Africa’s top challengers for the Claret Jug – Erik van Rooyen and Zander Lombard – failed to break par on a day for good scoring at Carnoustie, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
