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The OpenRory McIlroy holds back tears after so nearly making Portrush cut
He so very nearly pulled off a remarkable escape act, but in the end Rory McIlroy left himself too much to do to make The Open cut.
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The OpenJB Holmes and Shane Lowry lead The Open as Rory bows out in style
After four straight missed cuts in the Open, Shane Lowry has well and truly turned things at Royal Portrush this week.
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The OpenFleetwood, Westwood and Rose flying the British flag at Portrush
British hopes will be resting on Tommy Fleetwood, Lee Westwood and Justin Rose at The Open this weekend.
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The OpenExhausted Tiger “just wants to go home” after missing Open cut
Despite a much better showing at The Open on Friday, an exhausted Tiger Woods admitted he couldn't wait to get home after missing the cut.
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The OpenBrooks Koepka not happy with putting form but still in the hunt
Brooks Koepka isn't sure why he's not making any putts so far this week, but admitted he was "frustrated" and "disappointed" by it.
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The OpenBrandel Chamblee: Rory choked, the moment was too big for him
Golf analyst Brandel Chamblee didn't hold back when describing Rory McIlroy's first-round performance at the Open Championship on Thursday.
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The OpenJB Holmes leads Shane Lowry at the Open as Koepka starts ominously
A closing birdie handed JB Holmes a one-shot lead over Shane Lowry at the Open on Thursday, but Brooks Koepka is right behind them.
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The OpenTiger grimaces his way through a 78 to all but sink Open chances
Tiger Woods more than likely won't be a factor at Portrush this week, after an opening 78 left him right near the bottom of the leaderboard.
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The OpenDavid Duval shoots horror 90 – before officials make it a 91
Former champion David Duval shot the worst round in Open history for 69 years at Royal Portrush on Thursday.
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The OpenMcIlroy’s home Open dreams crushed after opening tee shot goes awry
Spare a thought for Rory McIlroy, who could hardly have made a worse start in his bid to capture the Open Championship on home soil.