Darren Clarke back at Royal Portrush with high hopes for McIlroy – and himself
The 2011 Open winner practised on Tuesday with the Masters champion and Tom McKibbin, and tells Ewan Murray all three can make their mark
Victory for Open golf fans as Portrush restaurant backs down on price
Visitors complained after Ramore Restaurant Group’s price hike before the Open, and the Group ‘revised and adjusted’ menus following the criticism
‘What is the point?’ Scottie Scheffler questions golf and life before Open
The world No 1 vows to quit the sport if it ever affected family life and asked why winning is so important for just an ‘awesome’ two minutes
McIlroy vows ‘the story isn’t over’ as he revels in Royal Portrush support at the Open
Rory McIlroy has promised to revel in the Northern Irish love during the Open Championship this week as he prepares to tee up at Royal Portrush
Meet the Estonian amateur who started golf by accident and qualified for the Open
Richard Teder secured a major debut at Royal Portrush after a playoff hole-out and only took up the sport after his aunt won a prize
Shane Lowry: ‘If I win another Open, I’ll celebrate twice as much’
Irishman explains the emotion of winning Claret Jug at Portrush in 2019 after the ‘toughest 24 hours of my sporting life’
Chris Gotterup keeps nerve to hold off Rory McIlroy and win Scottish Open
Rory McIlroy claimed ‘there is no frustration’ after failing to peg back Chris Gotterup, who also managed to beat the clock in the closing stages
‘It’s a player-led team in America’: Rory McIlroy weighs in on US Ryder Cup captaincy debate
Rory McIlroy said the US Ryder Cup team had a ‘different perspective’ than Europe with Keegan Bradley poised to be a playing captain
The Open organisers agree to use of Spidercam on 18th green at Portrush
Next week’s Open at Portrush will be the first tournament in golf to use Spidercam
Rory McIlroy finds his mojo getting out of bunker trouble on day one at Scottish Open
The Masters champion holed three long putts to finish while Scottie Scheffler was three off the lead after the first round
Charley Hull withdraws from Evian Championship after collapsing on course
Charley Hull has withdrawn from the Evian Championship after collapsing after a tee shot during her first round
‘It would mean a little bit more’: McIlroy returns to Europe with eyes on Open tilt
Rory McIlroy says the Open taking place in Northern Ireland adds ‘a bit more pressure’
Open organisers poised to move tee times amid concerns of loyalist parade disruption
With more than 2,000 participants expected on the Saturday loyalist parade, the R&A has said: ‘We are working on plans to minimise disruption’
‘A great of Australian sport’: how Minjee Lee rose to top in a golden era of women’s golf
Australia’s highest-paid female athlete has undergone both biomechanical and psychological change to recover from a meltdown a year ago
Spaun deserves his dream but US Open chaos did not get best from world’s elite
With thick rough around bunkers and pin positions on slopes, Adam Scott called Oakmont ‘borderline unplayable’