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In our fourth anniversary in the countdown to The 145th Open, we reflect on Greg Norman's first major victory - 30 years ago.

Ko, 19, leads the tournament by one shot after her performance in Saturday's third round, a two-under-par 70.

When Lydia Ko first came to a U.S. Women's Open four years ago, her hands were shaking so much out of nerves. Now with two major titles under her belt by age 19, Ko is able to keep those emotions under control and projec...

Former Open champion Phil Mickelson admits he relishes the traditionally difficult conditions at the tournament.

Watch as Richie Ramsay holes a monster putt on the fourth hole at Castle Stuart to move into one of the four Open qualification spots at the Scottish Open

Watch as Danny Willett speaks to Sky Sports News HQ at Silverstone ahead of the 145th Open at Royal Troon next week.

Shane Lowry intends to "get back to basics" when he tees off in The Open at Royal Troon on Thursday.

Watch as some of the top players at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open take on the 200-yard par-three 17th hole at Castle Stuart - with a putter!

Rory McIlroy is looking forward to making his first appearance at The Open this week since lifting the Claret Jug at Royal Liverpool.

In the latest of our Open high 5s series, former England cricket captain Nasser Hussain looks back at his memories and highlights from golf's oldest major.

Ko cards 2-under 70 to lead U.S. Women's Open

Seventh-ranked Rickie Fowler confirmed via Twitter Sunday that he'll represent the United States as golf returns to the Olympics in Rio, bucking a trend that has seen numerous top golfers opt out.

Rickie Fowler took to Twitter to say he's going to the Olympics. Patrick Reed confirmed at the Scottish Open that he will join him in Rio. …

Alex Noren held off his pursuers in the final round Sunday to win the Scottish Open by one shot for his fifth victory on the European Tour. …

Tyrrell Hatton, Nicolas Colsaerts, Matteo Manassero and Richie Ramsay secured the last four Open qualification spots at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open.

Alex Noren held off his pursuers in the final round Sunday to win the Scottish Open by one shot for his fifth victory on the European Tour.

Ice-cool Swede Alex Noren held his nerve to clinch a fifth career victory on the European Tour by one shot at the Scottish Open in Inverness on Sunday.

Players who have qualified and are expected to compete at the British Open, which starts Thursday at Royal Troon (players listed only in the first category for which they are eligible). …

Alex Noren held strong on the final hole to win his first Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open title by one shot from Tyrrell Hatton.

A grain of sand made the world of difference at the U.S. Women's Open and helped propel American Brittany Lang to her first major title. …