'On Friday you know what you can do': McIlroy hoping to block out that Friday feeling
Day two of competition has been the Co. Down man’s downfall all season long. Can he keep his score down today?
Day two of competition has been the Co. Down man’s downfall all season long. Can he keep his score down today?
From up-and-comers in their early 20s to late-blooming veterans of the European tour.
The Co. Down man is battling to address his strange form on the second day of competitions this year.
The Australian is hoping to bridge a 21-year gap between Claret Jugs for his nation.
It’s like the Truman Show, except with golf.
The 38-year-old admitted he got a little excited when he broke 50 over nine holes.
However, the organisers expect the economy to benefit by £70 million as a result.
Decision to bring one of golf’s four Majors to Antrim is “a ringing endorsement of Northern Ireland,” Peter Robinson says.
The Royal and Ancient is set to make the big announcement on Monday.
The Portrush native refused to berate himself too much as his Open challenge faded away.
Phil Mikelson takes second spot after his stunning Open victory.
Just five weeks after yet another second-place at the US Open, Lefty has his first Claret Jug.
A brilliant Sunday of golf earns the American his first Claret Jug and fifth major.
Tiger Woods and Adam Scott are both two over ar through the opening four holes.
This, from Charl Schwartzel yesterday, was more than a little special.
The 14-time Major winner has never come from behind to claim victory.
Everything from fake tigers to Rickie Fowler look-a-likes were on display on Saturday.
Lowry, Harrington and McDowell struggle but Clarke remains in touch.
Even those of us who hack their way around a golf course once a week have probably never played a shot like this.
Ten top-40 players are toast.
‘I don’t know what’s going to happen Sunday, I don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow…” Miguel is starting to sound like Liam Neeson to us.
2011 champion Darren Clarke is once again carrying Ireland’s hopes as Rory McIlroy slumped to 12 over par.
Try this before five-a-side next week.
‘I’m like a big grandad here’, says the former Ryder Cup skipper as he dishes out more advice.
Tiger Woods and Graeme McDowell set off just before 10am in pursuit of tournament leader Zach Johnson.
*Lame joke courtesy of golfing legend Shooter McGavin.
The 22-year-old shot a superb round of 64 to lead the way after the first round.
Migual Angel Jimenéz stormed into an early lead but remains in the mix despite dropping two late shots.
The Northern Irish golfer is 13 shots adrift after a day to forget at Muirfield.
The Dane can look forward to getting an invoice in the post, presumably.
Play has started this morning with a host of the world’s best golfers eyeing the prize.
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The Portrush golfer has two wins on Links courses so far this season.
Tiger hasn’t won one of golf’s biggest events since the 2008 US Open
This is the kind of thing we do by accident all the time…
The six-time Major winner says the Northern Irishman can enjoy the finer things in life once he retires.
Young love is distracting’ says Johnny Miller.
Rory’s been drawn with Phil Mickelson and a rising star, meanwhile.
The American stormed to the title at Castle Stuart after a nerve-jangling playoff against Branden Grace.
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