ESPN investigation ahead of British Open finds most pro golfers can't name the four Beatles

This week's British Open is at Royal Liverpool, near where the Beatles got their start in 1960, so the Fab Four is a natural tie-in. ESPN is running "Birdiemania" promos, for instance, cheekily playing off the Beatlemania of yore. The network also looked into using Beatles songs during the event, but a spokesman told Golf Digest that it couldn't justify the cost to secure the rights. Instead, they're using songs such as "Live and Let Die" by Paul McCartney's post-Beatles group, Wings. Which isn'...