British open golf championship
Young guns no longer in awe of Tiger, says Jacklin
Woods and Fleetwood are among a gaggle of players who are four shots behind joint-leaders Jordan Spieth, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner.
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Confident Spieth ready to be 'the man' in 2018
Spieth and Thomas are among a small 34-man field that includes the top five players in the world, Johnson, Spieth, Thomas, Jon Rahm and Hideki Matsuyama.
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McIlroy confident and keen as British Open approaches
McIlroy's last major title came at the 2014 United States PGA Championship a few weeks after he won the British Open at Hoylake and he looked set to dominate the sport.
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Record-breaking Stenson lands first major at Troon
Stenson's round equalled the lowest in any major and his total was also a record for any of the majors.
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Woods withdraws from British Open, as expected
Woods has not competed in almost 11 months and has offered no timetable on a possible return to action.
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Heavy rain delays British Open round 2
Heavy rain flooded the Old Course at St Andrews, leaving many of the greens, fairways and bunkers under water.
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Johnson turns tables on Spieth while Woods slumps
Spieth tucked in two strokes behind countryman and playing partner Dustin Johnson.
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British Open braces for Spieth vs history
If Spieth wins, he will become the first winner of golf’s first three major tournaments of the year.
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Faldo: Spieth's special IQ will see him through
Nick Faldo says jet-lag will be nothing for Spieth at the British Open because he has a special golfing IQ.
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McIlroy destined for greatness
Misfortunes and disappointments almost deterred McIlroy from playing an impressive game.
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McIlroy's dad cashes in after historic win
Gerry McIlroy had placed a 500-1 bet on his son a decade ago to land the coveted Claret Jug within 10 years.
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McIlroy: Just process, spot & tee
Rory McIlroy began the day six shots clear and increased his lead to seven strokes with a birdie at the first.
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McIlroy teases rivals for Open
Rory McIlroy left the door invitingly ajar for a charging pack led by Rickie Fowler.
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Fowler left to regret bad late swings
Rickie Fowler was left rueing two wayward late drives and one errant approach.
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McIlroy turns on magic late at Hoylake
Rory McIlroy waited patiently for the right moment to press the turbo-charge button.
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Rain on day 3 at the Open, anyone notice it?
Jeremy Harris analyses the weather at the Open and how it will affect events.
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McIlroy in control at Open
A majestic second round gave Rory McIlroy a four-shot stranglehold on the British Open.
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Coetzee makes early lead at British Open
The South African made light of stiffening breezes to sail up the leaderboard.
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McIlroy and Woods steal Hoylake show
Former European number one Robert Karlsson set a sizzling early pace at the British Open.
