Golf
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Can Jason Day defend his title at Baltusrol or will Rory McIlroy or Jordan Spieth surge back to form? Join Scott Murray for the latest
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The world No1’s preparations were disrupted after his wife was struck down by an allergic reaction and he admitted: ‘I haven’t seen the course … I’m not coming into this week expecting a lot’
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Rory McIlory has said he is in the groove for the US PGA Championship at Baltusrol
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Keith Pelley believes golf can take inspiration from the success of Twenty20 cricket and hopes to experiment with formats in 2017 before rolling out tournaments the following year
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The US PGA Championship is the second of two quickfire majors and it could define the season for some of golf’s more illustrious names
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For the first time since his major debut in 1995, Tiger Woods will miss all four majors in a calendar year after confirming he will not play in this month’s US PGA
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Sky’s peak live TV audience of 1.1m for the final-round Open duel between Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson compared with 4.7m in 2015 and the BBC highlights show attracted 1.5m
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Henrik Stenson’s Royal Troon triumph has some ramifications for his caddie Gareth Lord, who had a bet he would give up smoking if the Swede won his first major
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Henrik Stenson said becoming Open champion was made sweeter by beating a competitor like Phil Mickelson as the Swede did with a record-equalling last major round of 63
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The man known as ‘Beef’ became a cult hero at Royal Troon and his eighth-placed finish should open doors to a new phase in his career
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After his epic head-to-head with Henrik Stenson was all over Lefty took one final lingering look as he left the stage at Troon, wondering if this was his last chance of winning a second Open
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All of the so-called ‘big four’ – Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and Jason Day – had tough times at Troon and will be disappointed with their final standing
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The story behind the opening ceremony for London 2012; a chance to catch Sir Ben Ainslie’s America’s Cup bid; and KJT shares her dream for Games glory
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Sportblog Devil in the detail for Sky but slick Open coverage lacks a bit of Auntie’s charm
Gregg BakowskiThe broadcaster’s coverage is perfect for golf enthusiasts but would be improved by adding a dose of the BBC’s familiar whimsy -
Sportblog Olympic debacle is latest mis-hit in golf’s round of poor publicity
Ewan Murray at Royal TroonTop golfers pulling out of this summer’s Rio Games should have been avoided but the game has recently failed on many other levels to promote itself positively -
Andrew Johnston taps into Beef mania to be England’s big hope at the Open
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Rory McIlroy presented such dogged optimism after firing four bogeys in five holes at the Open that one was reminded of the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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YouTube archive Phil Mickelson magic, German GP gold and Peter Sagan does Pulp Fiction