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Jay Monahan adamant deal between PGA and LIV will be completed on time

The former rivals have until 31 December to reach an agreement and Monahan said both sides are working with ‘intensity and urgency’ to ensure the deadline is met

Lilia Vu wins the 2023 Women’s Open golf – as it happened

Hole-by-hole report: Lilia Vu shot a steely 67 to win her second major title of the year. Scott Murray was watching.

‘I know the odds’: Céline Boutier plays down chances at Women’s Open

Céline Boutier has won her past two outings, including a major, but realises history is against her making it three

Celine Boutier wins the 2023 Evian Championship: final round – as it happened

Hole-by-hole report: Celine Boutier won her maiden major at Évian-les-Bains, becoming the first French winner in tournament history. Scott Murray was watching.

Blink and you’ll miss it: golf’s major squeeze is hindering game’s growth

The Open marks the end of a stunted, 16-week major championship season that hurts both prestige and popularity

It could just be that a global catastrophe matters more than a pause in sport

The outraged reaction to Just Stop Oil’s mild protests says far more about us than it does about the activists themselves

Brian Harman ‘excited to get on his tractor’ after winning the Open

The American Brian Harman, 36, claimed his first major by six shots and credited a sceptical fan for giving him the motivation to win

Rory McIlroy’s Open hopes fade as his short game splutters in the rain

The world No 2 described his performance as ‘solid’ but suspect putting means major drought will enter a 10th year

Brian Harman ignores the jibes to play role of a plucky underdog come good

He may not capture the imagination of spectators but the new Open champion deserved his first win for six years

Brian Harman sparkles in the gloom to win the Open and secure first major

Brian Harman has won The Open by six shots after dominating at Royal Liverpool

The Open 2023: final round – as it happened

The world No 26 dominated in tough conditions to win his first major. Scott Murray was watching.

Harman proud of his patience amid ‘feverish’ Fleetwood support

Brian Harman retains a five-shot lead at Royal Liverpool but admitted handling the ‘feverish’ support for Tommy Fleetwood, his playing partner, was a challenge

Tommy Fleetwood’s army out in force but home favourite loses ground

Tommy Fleetwood was the talk of the Open on Saturday but a fairytale major victory seems an increasingly unlikely result

Rory McIlroy takes long and winding Open road but needs leaders to falter

Northern Irishman, in Beatles shoes, had plenty of chances during round three but failed to make the most of them

Brian Harman holds firm at the Open as Young and Rahm lead chasing pack

Brian Harman recovered from poor start to maintain a five-shot lead after Jon Rahm raced up the leaderboard with majestic 63 on day three

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