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Tiger off to encouraging start in lead up to Open

Tiger Woods played an 18-hole practice round at St. Andrews with Justin Thomas in preparation for the 150th Open Championship.

McGreevy leading Barbasol Championship by one

Max McGreevy completed a 9-under 63 on Saturday to share the second-round lead and had a one-stroke advantage when darkness suspended third-round play in the PGA Tour's Barbasol Championship in Kentucky.

Mulder up 3 at American Century celebrity event

Mark Mulder scored 25 points to take a three-point lead over Mardy Fish in the American Century Championship on Saturday.

Kelly, Cejka share 2-shot lead in Senior Players

Jerry Kelly shot a 5-under 65 on Saturday for a share of the third-round lead with Alex Cejka in the Bridgestone Senior Players Championship.

Xander has Scottish lead, seeks 2nd straight win

Xander Schauffele settled for a two-shot lead at the Scottish Open on Saturday.

Mastercard pauses deals with 2 LIV Tour golfers

Ian Poulter and Graeme McDowell are the latest players on the LIV tour to have sponsors back away from them as Mastercard said it is pausing its endorsement deals with the two.

R&A shuns LIV's Norman from Open festivities

Two-time winner Greg Norman was not invited to participate in the Champions Dinner or the R&A Celebration of Champions as the R&A celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Open Championship next week at St. Andrews.

Video: Joaquin And Min Woo Tour East Lothian!

We may tee up our ball in front of the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse for one of the least calming tee shots in existence. In front of stretches a vast flat plain, and unless we slice the ball outrageously on to the sea beach, no harm can befall us. At the same time we had much better hit a good shot, because the Swilcan burn guards the green, and we want to carry it and get a four. It is an inglorious little stream enough: we could easily jump over it were were not afraid of looking foolish if we fell in, and yet it catches an amazing number of balls. BERNARD DARWIN

Svensson has 3-shot lead at suspended Barbasol

Adam Svensson shot a 5-under 67 and had a three-stroke lead in the Barbasol Championship when second-round play Friday at water-logged Keene Trace was suspended because of darkness.

More Open News As The 150th Nears

From Gullane Hill to the Luffness Clubhouse is one huge stretch of turf, and such turf! The finest, smoothest and most delicate that was ever seen. It has been said of various people—I do not know who was the original subject—that nobody could be so wise as so-and-so looked; likewise, it might be said that no greens could be so good s the Gullane and Luffness greens look. Never they are are very good indeed, and so is the golf. BERNARD DARWIN

Oshie leads, Curry 10th at American Century

T.J. Oshie made a 13-foot eagle putt on the par-5 18th hole to take the first-round lead Friday in the American Century Championship, where Steph Curry is 10th and Charles Barkley tied for 71st.

Points leader Alker (66) tied atop Senior Players

Steven Alker shot a bogey-free 4-under 66 on Friday for a share of the second-round lead in the Bridgestone Senior Players Championship with Joe Durant, Tim Petrovic and Alex Cejka.

Tringale holds steady in wind, keeps Scottish lead

Cameron Tringale has a three-shot lead over Gary Woodland (72) and Doug Ghim at the Scottish Open, where big names like Scottie Scheffler and Justin Thomas failed to make the cut.

Berger out of the Open, replaced by Theegala

Daniel Berger has withdrawn from the Open next week at St. Andrews because of a back injury.

Golf bettors back Barkley; Curry says 'No, hell no'

Charles Barkley, who finished in a tie for 76th at the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament last year, is drawing bets to finish in the top 70 this year. Said Stephen Curry, however: "There's no way he's doing it."

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MyGolfSpy Experiences: Scotland’s Golf Coast

MyGolfSpy Experiences is dedicated to one of the fundamental truths of the cosmos: the best bucket-list golf trip is the next one.

And this, my friends, is the story of that “next” one.

You may remember our 2019 travelogue on the trip of a lifetime to the Home of Golf, St Andrews. Well, with the 150th Open Championship staring us in the face, we’d like to take you back. But this time, we’re going to start with, as the Scots might say, a wee detour two hours south to East Lothian.

Known as Scotland’s Golf Coast, East Lothian is home to some of the oldest and best-known courses in the world. It’s also home to some of the most wonderful hidden gems anywhere. You just have to know where to look.

We can help you with that.

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St Andrews And Turf: Q&A With Gordon Moir

Gullane Hill, untouched by the invading ploughshare, has left stretches of the most beautiful golfing country in the world. Turf of exceptional closeness and elasticity, natural sand bunkers of endless shape and variety, sierras of benty dunes and saharas of sand alternating with oases of verdure make the place a veritable golfers paradise. Here surely, if anywhere, must have been the home of our first golfing parents, for nowhere else in the world is the golfing prospect so expansive and enticing. Nowhere does the pursuit of the game seem so inevitable. JOYCE WETHERED


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