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To get you excited about Open Championship week, here is a video guide to the front nine at Royal Portrush Golf club.
The Open Championship returns to Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland for the first time since American Max Faulkner won in 1951.
To get you in the Open Championship mood, here are flyovers of the front nine at Royal Portrush courtesy of The Open YouTube Channel.
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Francesco Molinari made history overnight and became the first-ever Italian golfer to win a major when he claimed The 2018 Open Championship.
Playing alongside Tiger Woods who briefly held the lead during the final round, Molinari was incredible poised around the greens and carded an impressive bogey-free 2-under par 69 to win The Claret Jug by two strokes from Justin Rose, Rory McIlroy, Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele.
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Italy’s Francesco Molinari wins The British Open after an extraordinary final round full of drama, fireworks and heartbreak.
Francesco Molinari has become the first-ever Italian golfer to win a major.
Playing alongside Tiger Woods and playing what is arguably the toughest Open golf course, Molinari was incredible, particularly on the greens.
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Here’s something you may not know, you can stand on the wrong side of the out-of-bounds fence to hit the golf ball.
During Friday’s second round, two-time Open Championship winner Padraig Harrington got himself into a spot of bother at the par-5 sixth hole at Carnoustie.
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Lightning fast fairways, deep bunkers and a Tiger Woods injury scare dominated round one of The Open at Carnoustie.
The Open Championship is always a pleasure to watch. It’s such a change to be watching golfers in two, three minds off the tees. to see golfers in the same group hitting approach shots from wildly different distances into greens, often in some wild, but still very much escapable rough.
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Eight Australian will head to a dry, fast running Carnoustie this week for the The 147th Open Championship.
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An eight-man contingent of Australian golfers will tee it up in the 156-man Open championship this week at Carnoustie Golf Links.
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The Open Championship heads to Carnoustie this week and you can see it exclusively live on FoxSports.
It is generally agreed that Carnoustie Golf Links is the most difficult golf course on The Open rota and it plays host again to the oldest major championship this week.
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Jordan Spieth’s Open win got the attention of 18-time major winner Jack Nicklaus.
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Despite the 20 minute delay, Jack Nicklaus has praised Jordan Spieth’s decision to take a penalty drop back on to the practise range during the final round of The Open.
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Jordan Spieth became the youngest ever American winner of The Open, and the youngest since Seve Ballesteros in 1979 after beating Matt Kuchar by three-strokes at Royal Birkdale.
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Jordan Spieth has won his third major with a remarkable three-stroke victory over fellow American Matt Kuchar.
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Jordan Spieth has become the youngest winner of The Open since Seve Ballesteros, and joins Jack Nicklaus as the only golfers to have won three of the four majors before the age of 24 after an epic final round duel with Matt Kuchar.
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