Charley Hull shooting for Open glory after multiple near misses at majors
Nelly Korda may be a safer bet, but home fans would be thrilled to see Hull triumph at Royal Lytham & St Annes
‘Where has that time gone?’: first Women’s Open champion Jenny Lee Smith on 1976 glory, Kevin Keegan and finding her secret twin
As she heads to Royal Lytham as a guest of the R&A for Thursday’s start of the Women’s Open, the inaugural winner looks back with Ewan Murray
Jackson Koivun holds off Scheffler to win 3M Open in third professional start
The 21-year-old US golfer finished at 25-under par for a three-shot victory, while Scottie Scheffler closed with 63 to finish second at TPC Twin Cities
‘What the hell just happened?’: Ryan Fox on his Open triumph and famous sporting family
New Zealander has returned home with the Claret Jug in tow after stepping out of his father’s shadow
‘Two holes and I’m there for the Claret Jug’: DeChambeau says two-shot penalty cost him Open
Bryson DeChambeau believes he would have been ‘right there for the Claret Jug’ if he had not received a two-shot penalty in the Open Championship
Football, golf … behold the future of world sport: Donald Trump as referee-in-chief | Marina Hyde
After his dubious intervention at the World Cup, the president is now an arbiter of high-level fairway disputes. There’s one word for that: SAD! says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
DeChambeau moves the dial for golf but is his posturing and pantomime worth the hassle? | Ewan Murray
Petulant reaction to a justified two-stroke penalty at the Open illustrate why the American is happier on the LIV tour
DeChambeau accused of threatening to call Trump in row over Open penalty
Bryson DeChambeau has been accused of threatening to call Donald Trump during a row with senior R&A officials over his two-stroke penalty
New dad Sam Burns steals march on chasing pack to lead Open after third day
Sam Burns, who is two shots clear of Ryan Fox and Kim Si-woo is only playing because his wife gave birth earlier than expected
Bryson DeChambeau plays to the gallery whether or not they think he is villain or victim | Andy Bull
Even if he does not lift the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale, the American will still be the player everyone is talking about