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The Open is not looking for a title sponsor for one of the world’s most celebrated tournaments, but other options could be on the table.
Category: British Open (Golf)
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Five Players to Watch at the British Open
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Many of the best players in the world have gathered at Royal Liverpool for the last major of the year.
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Nick Price and the Thrill of Winning the British Open
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He won three majors in his career, but it was taking the British Open in 1994 that meant the most.
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There’s a British Open Winner Coaching High School Golf in Ohio
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Ben Curtis was an international sensation after he won a major tournament on his first try. He is thrilled to have a quieter life now.
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Cameron Smith Will Try To Defend His British Open Championship
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Smith, defending a major tournament title for the first time this week, is happy not to get too worked up about much of anything.
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The Genesis Scottish Open Rises in Stature
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The course is considered a solid testing ground for the British Open, a major played just down the road a few days later.
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Phil Mickelson Interviewed in Antitrust Inquiry Into Pro Golf
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The Justice Department met with PGA Tour lawyers this week, but a timeline for the completion of its review is unclear.
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Forged After a Tumultuous Era, World Golf Championships Fade in Another
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A match play event in Texas may be the last W.G.C. event, ending an international competition that preceded golf’s high-rolling present.
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Tiger Woods Is Back. He’s Still a Work in Progress.
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Woods shot a two-under-par 69 on Thursday at the Genesis Invitational in Southern California. Every stroke amounted to research for the bigger ambitions that still linger.