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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) may reconsider golf's place on the program due to the growing number of big-name withdrawals from the Rio Games, former Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie has said.

Scott Hend and Felipe Aguilar hold a share of the lead after a blustery opening round at the Scottish Open, where a number of high-profile players struggled in tough conditions at Castle Stuart.

Scott Hend of Australia and Felipe Aguilar of Chile made it through blustery conditions and shot 3-under 69 to share the lead Thursday after the first round of the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open. …

Australian Scott Hend and Chile's Felipe Aguilar shot three-under-par 69s to lead the way in the Scottish Open after a windy first round at Castle Stuart on Thursday.

It's been five years since Jean Van de Velde retired from professional golf. Now, two months after turning 50, he figures it's time for a comeback.

It's been five years since Jean Van de Velde retired from professional golf. Now, two months after turning 50, he figures it's time for a comeback. …

Wind plays havoc for Mickelson, Holmes

Patrick Reed found himself in a terrible spot after pulling his drive way left on just the second hole of the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open at Castle Stuart.

Rory McIlroy hopes to rediscover 'that winning feeling' when he goes in search of his fifth major at the 145th Open next week.

Ahead of the 145th Open, former champion Rory McIlroy has been taking a trip down memory lane to look back at his favourite memories from golf’s oldest major.

India's Anirban Lahiri has targeted a top 10 finish at next week's British Open at Royal Troon as the reigning Asian Tour number one gears up for a bumper month of golf that ends with the Rio Olympics in August.

Phil Mickelson is uncertain whether he will retain the Scottish Open on his annual schedule but the American still believes the event is an ideal warm-up for the British Open.

It had to be a bittersweet homecoming for Michelle Wie. …

In our first anniversary in the countdown to the 145th Open, we reflect on Darren Clarke's emotional victory at Royal St George's in 2011 as he lifted the Claret Jug to win his only major championship.

Ahead of the Open making its return to Royal Troon this week, we look back at some of the memorable winners at the course over the tournament's history.

The International Olympic Committee may reconsider golf's place on the programme due to the growing number of big-name withdrawals from the Rio Games, according to Colin Montgomerie.

With the 145th Open now only a week away, live on Sky Sports, Me and My Golf duo Andy Proudman and Piers Ward continue to take on some of Royal Troon's toughest tests.