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Ted Purdy withdrew from the Barbarsol Championship on Tuesday after testing positive for COVID-19, the third PGA Tour player in 12 days to get a positive test.

Ahead of the British Open, Koepka said the two were "not going to be high-fiving" each other as Ryder Cup teammates and traced the reason back to 2019.

The Open Championship at Royal St George's Golf Club marks the final major on the golf calendar. Here are our best bets for the event.

R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers did not confirm that players would be disqualified from The 149th Open for breaching strict Covid-19 protocols this week.

Darren Clarke believes it is "only a matter of time" before Rory McIlroy ends his seven-year major drought, and that time could be this week at The 149th Open.

The Open can be unpredictable. But there are certain things you can reasonably figure out -- like who can win, who has a shot and who has no chance at all.

The Open can be hard to predict. Still, our experts gave it a shot, with some obvious choices and some less-than-obvious choices.

The Open is back. From what we missed to Bryson DeChambeau's ongoing drama to Jon Rahm's hope for a second consecutive major, we look at all the big questions -- and provide some answers -- for the year's final major.

Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau have shared more details on the origins of their ongoing feud ahead of The 149th Open at Royal St George's.

They have learned to stay fit and play smarter. And the British Open seems to be their fountain of youth.

The golf tournament, first played in 1860, has had decades of greatness.

He has won four majors, but with his investment fund he's preparing for a life without golf.

Robert Lee played his first Open Championship at Royal St George's in 1985 and has fond memories of his debut, particularly as he was in contention at the halfway stage along with a few Sky Sports colleagues....

Ben Curtis was the surprise winner of The Open when it was held at Royal St George's in 2003, although the story could have been different had it not been for Mark Roe's costly mistake.

Tony Romo and Johnny Manziel will be playing in the Texas State Open as amateurs after accepting sponsor exemptions for the event, which will take place July 27-30 at The Cascades Club in Tyler, Texas.