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Palmer grandson Saunders leads at Barbasol

Jang leads LPGA's Marathon Classic by 1 stroke

After spending much of the past month maintaining that he was not dwelling on his disappointment at the U.S. Open, Johnson opened with a seven-under-par 65 on the Old Course at St. Andrews.

A look at the key hole in the second round of the British Open:

Lexi Thompson fired a four-under 67 to give herself a fighting chance at the Marathon Classic on Friday, but grimaced in pain at the 17th from a wrist injury she revealed came while boxing for a magazine photo-shoot.

Ireland's Paul Dunne described the British Open as like a "zoo" after blazing a trail for the amateurs with a second successive round of 69 to put himself in contention on Friday.

Rare flooding, sunshine, more rain and always wind. None of it seemed to matter to Dustin Johnson at St. Andrews.

It could have been 1987 all over again.

Weir to take personal leave, skip Canadian Open

Bad weather at St. Andrews not uncommon

Former U.S. Masters champion Zach Johnson doffed his cap to the Royal and Ancient organizers and their greenkeeping staff for defying the elements in the second round of the 144th British Open on Friday.

Nick Faldo strode onto the famed Swilcan Bridge, turned to face the applauding galleries and a phalanx of photographers, and thrust both his arms toward the sunny skies over St. Andrews.

Former Masters champion Mike Weir is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the PGA Tour and will skip the RBC Canadian Open next week.

Ernie Els and Justin Rose are among those golfers who recalled the sick feeling they got when an errant shot struck an unintended target.

One of the many text messages that Danny Willett received after his second round at the British Open came from his mother. She had written: "Well done, you've made the cut."

One day after offering a tongue in cheek forecast about impending Armageddon, Danny Willett was on top of the world as he grabbed the early second-round lead in golf's oldest major on Friday.

England's Danny Willett shrugged off two late three-putt efforts to set the early clubhouse target on 9-under-par in the weather-interrupted second round of the 144th British Open on Friday. After a torrential downpour l...

Australian Steven Bowditch thought he had won the lottery after a penalty-shot reprieve on the notorious 17th hole helped him stay in the hunt at the British Open on Friday.

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South African Jaco van Zyl found the St Andrews conditions more to his liking despite having his second round interrupted by torrential rain on Friday, carding a 69 after an opening 79.

O'Connor: Mentally toughest will survive