- Golf Channel
Spieth loses cool: 'That's just crap man'
Winning an Open has a lot to do with managing the elements and keeping your emotions intact. It didn't take long for front-runner Jordan Spieth to lose his cool on Sunday of the 146th Open, where he began the day with a three-shot lead. Spieth's tee shot at the first was struck nicely and even Johnny Miller commented what a confidence-booster it was. Spieth did a club twirl and swiftly bent down to pick up his tee. But the shot was headed left and didn't curl back into the fairway or bounce back in. Instead, it got caught up in the thick gorse and when Spieth came upon it, he didn't mince words. “That’s just crap man, that’s crap. Not getting rewarded for good shots,” Spieth said. His caddie
- For The Win
Golf fans are in love with Golf Channel's 'playing through' feature
At the Ryder Cup last year the Golf Channel introduced a new feature which can only be described as a game changer. Rather than miss one second of play, when it’s time for an ad break, Golf Channel simply runs the ad in a double screen alongside the coverage. It’s an idea that could work across a variety of different sports, like baseball and soccer, and naturally, golf fans love it:
- Golfweek.com
Redemption song: Noah Goodwin rallies to win U.S. Junior, a year after losing in final
In 69 previous editions of the U.S. Junior Amateur, two players had won the championship the year after losing in the final – Mason Rudolph in 1950 and Tim Straub in 1983. On Saturday at Flint Hills National in Andover, Kan., Noah Goodwin added his name to that short list. The 17-year-old SMU commit from Corinth, Texas, rallied from 4 down with eight holes to play to defeat Matthew Wolff, an 18-year-old USC signee from Agoura Hills, Calif., 1 up in the 36-hole championship match. Goodwin, Golfweek’s top-ranked junior golfer, lost to Min Woo Lee in last year’s U.S. Junior final at The Honors Course in Ooltewah, Tenn. A year later, Goodwin earned the 19th seed in match play, then defeated Dylan
Headlines
- Jordan Spieth captures British Open, his third major, with brilliant back nine
- Li Haotong shoots round of his life, cards 63 at British Open
- Jordan Spieth's 13th hole was one of the most bizarre in major history
- 18-year-old Nelly Korda takes lead at LPGA tournament
- Scott Stallings shoots 60, takes 1-shot lead in Alabama
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Southport, England
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| F | -12 | $1,845,000 | ||
| F | -9 | $1,067,000 | ||
| F | -6 | $684,000 | ||
| F | -5 | $480,000 | ||
| F | -5 | $480,000 | ||
| F | -4 | $281,000 | ||
| F | -4 | $281,000 | ||
| F | -4 | $281,000 | ||
| F | -4 | $281,000 | ||
| F | -4 | $281,000 |