Jordan Spieth won The Open after his caddie saved his butt on the wild 13th hole

Jordan Spieth went on an epic run on the final five holes to win The Open Championship, but it may have never happened if not for his caddie saving the day on the wild 13th hole. At No. 13, Spieth hit his tee shot about 100 yards to the right of the fairway. While Spieth had a much cleaner lie in the practice area, his shot to the green was completely blind and his own calculation of how far he was from the green turned out to be way off.

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  Jordan Spieth overcomes another final-round drama to prove he's on path to greatness

  The Telegraph
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  2017 British Open leaderboard: Jordan Spieth falls into tie with Matt Kuchar at Birkdale

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62! Branden Grace records lowest score ever in a men's major

Your browser does not support iframes. Jack Nicklaus didn’t do it. Arnold Palmer didn’t do it. Tiger Woods didn’t do it. But Branden Grace…he did it. On Saturday at Royal Birkdale, Grace achieved golf history: the first-ever 62 in a men’s major tournament

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  Branden Grace records first 62 in major history at the British Open

  Business Insider
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  Jason Day goes from angry to happy on low-scoring Saturday at British Open

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‘Lovely legs’: Announcer still ranting about Sergio Garcia’s fiancée’s skirt

Peter Alliss risked being branded as sexist again in referring to Sergio Garcia’s fiancee’s “lovely legs” and saying her skirt didn’t belong on a golf course. The legendary BBC commentator was criticized at April’s Masters for an off-mic remark in which he said Angela Akins was wearing “the shortest skirt on the campus.” And now he has refused to back down from his comments in a column for a magazine. Alliss writes in Atlantic Golf & Lifestyle that Akins’ skirt was more suited to ice skating than a golf course. She was seen at Royal Birkdale this week wearing a skirt similar to the one that initially caught Alliss’ attention at Augusta. Garcia will marry American Akins – a former Golf Channel