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Taking advantage of President Trump's recent putting advice and Kelly Kraft's two late bogeys, Jim Herman won the Barbasol Championship by a stroke Sunday.

Shane Lowry's win at Royal Portrush is the latest in a long line of emotional victories in The Open. Here we take a look back at 10 popular successes...

The 148th Open at Royal Portrush has been hailed as a great success and it provided an extremely popular winner in the shape of Irishman Shane Lowry.

Colin Montgomerie has backed Brooks Koepka for criticising the pace of play of JB Holmes during the final round of The Open at Royal Portrush, saying slow play is "killing the game".

One feature of the final two rounds of The 148th Open was the number of pairings on Saturday and Sunday that pitched European players against American players.

Tim Barter reflects on some emotional interviews before and during The Open, with Rory McIlroy, Andrew 'Beef' Johnston and Tom Lehman all surprising him......

Henrik Stenson did not enjoy the best of finishes to The Open and he showed his frustration by snapping a club on the 17th hole at Royal Portrush.

Lee Westwood endured another near-miss as he finished tied for fourth at The Open, and the luckless 46-year-old now remains without an elusive major title in 82 attempts.

Shane Lowry's victory in The 148th Open at Royal Portrush on Sunday has attracted plenty of reaction on social media.

Jim Herman won the Barbasol Championship in Kentucky by one shot on Sunday and credited his second PGA Tour victory to a new putter and some timely advice from President Donald Trump.

Brooks Koepka narrowly missed out on creating major history once again at The Open, but where does his 2019 rank in the all-time great major seasons?

Shane Lowry won the Open Championship at Royal Portrush to clinch his maiden major triumph on Sunday.

Paul McGinley hails Shane Lowry breakthrough major win at The Open and looks what victory at Royal Portrush means for his career.