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Why Tiger Woods And Other Past Open Champions Shouldn't Be Allowed To Play Until They're 60
With plenty of exciting talent throughout the game of golf, why are we allowing spots to be taken by players who are unlikely to contend year after year...
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Open Championship Cut Rule: How Many Players Make The Weekend At Royal Troon?
While the score at which the cut is determined can change significantly year-upon-year, the rule which decides how many players make it through remains consistent...
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How Fast Are Open Championship Host Royal Troon's Greens On The Stimpmeter?
Royal Troon is set-up to be tough, with treacherous rough and perilous bunkers, but just how fast will the greens be at the Open host venue?
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Rory McIlroy Gets Putting Tips From Luke Donald Ahead Of Open Championship
The world No.2 said he picked the brain of Europe Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald to help with getting a feel of the greens at Royal Troon
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PGA Tour Lost ‘Biggest Brands’ To LIV Golf, Says Padraig Harrington
Speaking to Golf Monthly ahead of the Open Championship, Harrington said the PGA Tour are missing many of the players who left for LIV Golf
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'The European Tour Is The One Getting Pushed Out' - Harrington On PGA Tour vs LIV Golf Rivalry
Speaking to Golf Monthly, the two-time Claret Jug winner explained how the PGA Tour-LIV Golf divide has actually helped the game, especially the excitement around Major tournaments
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‘It’s Always Given Me Goosebumps’ - We Asked Some Famous Golf Faces What Makes The Open So Special
Ahead of the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon, Callaway staffers Inci Mehmet, Min Woo Lee, Alex Noren, Matthew Jordan, and the Hojgaard brothers tell Golf Monthly what makes this event so special
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5 Things That Stood Out From Scottie Scheffler’s Revealing Open Press Conference
The world no.1 has been practising at Royal Troon this week as he eyes his second Major this year and his seventh win of 2024
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This Incredible Arnold Palmer Stat Shows Scottie Scheffler Open Win Could Be Written In The Stars
The similarities between Arnold Palmer's 1962 season and Scottie Scheffler's year so far is uncanny, with the World No.1 having the chance to repeat history this week
