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Darren Clarke wins the Open Championship

The Open 2011, 17 July 2011 17:32

Darren Clarke has won the 140th Open Championship by three shots at Royal St George's. The 42-year-old carded a final round of 70 for a -5 total to complete what turned out to be a comfortable victory and continue a fantastic run for Northern Ireland, which has seen the country claim three of the last six Major tournaments. His final round started in ...

Darren Clarke takes one-shot lead into final round of The Open

The Open 2011, 16 July 2011 19:19

Darren Clarke has a one-shot lead from Dustin Johnson after 54 holes of the 140th Open Championship at Royal St Goerge's. The Northern Irishman shot a fine 69, which included three birdies and two bogeys, in the third round to take his tournament total to -5. Clarke is bidding to continue a remarkable run for Northern Ireland in recent Majors after ...

Showers and 25mph winds forecast for Sunday

The Open 2011, 16 July 2011 18:30

The latest Met Office predictions indicate that the weather on Sunday won't be quite as bad and the downpours that the early starters had to endure on Saturday. Those players off first on Sunday will will actually have the better of conditions as a cloudly morning with winds of around 25mph will give way to lunchtime gusts up to 35mph ...

Tom Watson shows how it's done as scores soar in awful conditions

The Open 2011, 16 July 2011 14:51

Five-time Open Championship winner Tom Watson rolled back the years again as he defied the horrible conditions to shoot a 72. It was a great round that included birdies at the 7th and 16th in driving rain and 20mph winds. Watson is now +4 for the tournament and held the clubhouse lead late into the afternoon. The quality of the 61-year-old's ...

Westwood and Donald head a host of big names missing the cut at The Open

The Open 2011, 15 July 2011 18:28

Lee Westwood and Luke Donald suffered disappointing weeks at Royal St George's as the English pair both missed the cut in the 140th Open Championship. Hopes had been high that Westwood could finally get a Major victory under his belt this week. He had five top-three finishes in his previous eight Majors but was unable to capitalise on the sunshine and relatively ...

Darren Clarke takes clubhouse lead as Tom Lewis slips back

The Open 2011, 15 July 2011 14:24

Darren Clarke shot a second successive 68 to take the clubhouse lead on -4 at Royal St George's. The Northern Irishman's second round had a bit of everything, including a double bogey at the 4th and an eagle at the 7th. He made five birdies including a delightful approach and putt that brought the fans around the 18th green to ...

Scott Jamieson targets early birdies on Friday after opening 75

The Open 2011, 14 July 2011 19:30

Scott Jamieson spoke to TG after shooting an opening 75 in his Open Championship debut. "I played well from tee to green but I was disappointed not to make the most of some good chances in the middle of the round. Then I had some bad bogeys at 12, 13 and 14, which was very disppointing. "It's great to be ...

Bjorn holds clubhouse lead with opening 65

The Open 2011, 14 July 2011 12:42

Thomas Bjorn shot a fantastic 65 in the opening round of the 140th Open Championship to hold the clubhouse lead on five under par. The Dane famously came close to winning the Claret Jug the last time the tournament was held at Royal St George's in 2003 before his challenge was halted by a double bogey at the 16th. But that ...

Kaymer believes tricky par putts are the key

The Open 2011, 13 July 2011 15:01

Reigning US PGA Champion Martin Kaymer has pin-pointed the shots he believes hold the key to success at Royal St George's this week. "I think the key shots this week are going to be those six to 10-footers for par that you have to save," the German said in his Wednesday press conference. "You will miss greens and you will ...

Fantasy League: Open Championship preview

The Open 2011, 12 July 2011 09:56

The Today's Golfer Fantasy League gets underway this week with the greatest tournament in world golf and the third Major of the season. This year's Open Championship has headed to Royal St George's, Kent, and it's as open as an Open has been for a long time. The course should play somewhat easier that when Ben Curtis won in Sandwich with ...

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