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Former Champion Golfer of the Year Tom Lehman bid an emotional farewell to The Open after missing the cut in the final major of the year at Royal Portrush.

Morgan Pressel and Paula Creamer are tied for a share of the second-round lead with Stephanie Meadow and Giulia Molinaro and Celine Boutier and Karine Icher in the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational.

Woods shot a seven-over-par 78, a stroke better than Rory McIlroy, the local favorite at Royal Portrush. J.B. Holmes, a long-driving American, took the first-round lead.

Pairings and starting times for the third round of The 148th Open at Royal Portrush. Watch live on Sky Sports The Open.

A hole-out eagle, some magic from the rough and a string of monster putts feature in the shots of the day from an eventful second round at The Open.

Paul McGinley discusses an unexpected early exit from Rory McIlroy at The Open and looks at what Shane Lowry needs to do over the weekend.

Rory McIlroy was emotionally drained after his enthralling second-round fightback came up agonisingly short of making the halfway cut at The Open.

Shane Lowry fed off the huge support from the Portrush fans as he claimed a share of the halfway lead at The 148th Open, while Rory McIlroy's valiant bid to make the cut came up agonisingly short on day two.

Phil Mickelson says he has no answers after missing the cut in the Open with an 8-over-par at Royal Portrush.

Tom Lehman, who won the 1996 Open, was emotional while walking up the 18th hole Friday. At age 60, after 24 years of playing the event, he has run into the age limit for former champions.

Tiger Woods made a frustrating early exit from The 148th Open after being unable to repair the damage of his first-round 78 at Royal Portrush.

Brooks Koepka believes an improvement on the greens is required if he is to make a weekend charge up the leaderboard and challenge for victory at The Open.

Tommy Fleetwood believes his experience of being in contention for a major over the weekend will be of huge benefit over the final two rounds of The Open.

Royal Portrush punished many of the world's best golfers in the first round of The Open, but Justin Harding suffered his own mishap in one of the light-hearted moments around the Dunluce Links.

J.T. Poston was atop the leaderboard by a single shot at the PGA Tour's Barbasol Championship after posting a 10-under 62.