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Players spy the Open’s Little Eye and see something beginning with T

The 17th hole at Royal Liverpool has been changed – to mixed reviews – and the wind plus a tiny green spells trouble

Rory McIlroy returns to scene of Open triumph eager to end drought

The Northern Irishman won at Royal Liverpool in 2014 but has now endured a frustrating nine years without winning a major

R&A chief reveals St Andrews stopped ‘credible protest threat’ at Open last year

Martin Slumbers, the chief executive of the R&A, has revealed a ‘very credible threat’ was made against last year’s Open Championship by environmental protestors

Civil war ‘has been embarrassing’: Laurie Canter hopes for golfing peace

The low-profile LIV Englishman fears the sport’s reputation has been harmed but he has high hopes for a ‘blockbuster’ Open

‘We chose to stay’: Rahm does not want PGA loyalty payment for rejecting LIV

The world No 3 Jon Rahm said: ‘We all had the chance to go to LIV and we stayed,’ while he backed the head of the PGA Tour, Jay Monahan

Open Championship on high security alert over possible protest disruption

Merseyside police have prepared a large security operation for the Open Championship with Just Stop Oil protesters having disrupted recent high-profile sporting events

Open champion Arthur Havers had an ugly swing but left a gracious legacy

Triumph at Troon a century ago was an anomaly but a bursary in Havers’ name has introduced over 1,000 children to golf

Henrik Stenson: ‘LIV players have proven that they are competitive’

The 2016 Open champion Henrik Stenson has missed the first three majors of the year, partly due to his defection to the Saudi-backed breakaway

Rory McIlroy denies MacIntyre with birdie-birdie finish to win Scottish Open

Rory McIlroy shot a final-round 68 for a one-stroke victory and, with the Open Championship about to start, the world No 3 said: ‘It’s satisfying to know I can still do it’

Pádraig Harrington: ‘I am capable of winning the Open. I’m better mentally’

The winner of three majors and former Ryder Cup captain is back on form and believes he could play in this autumn’s match against the US, he tells Ewan Murray

Xander Schauffele trusts PGA Tour chief Jay Monahan ‘a lot less’ after LIV deal

Xander Schauffele says players have trust issues with the PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan after the deal with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund

PGA Tour feared it would be ruined by LIV Golf without unifying deal

Documents retrieved by a US Senate committee show there were plans for Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy to play under the LIV umbrella

Allisen Corpuz gets presidential approval after US Women’s Open win

Barack Obama was ‘proud’ of his fellow Hawaiian, who saw off the challenge of England’s Charley Hull to win her first major

Cameron Smith perfectly sets up Open defence with ‘gutsy’ LIV London victory

The Australian held his nerve and saw off a third-day charge from Patrick Reed to earn a one-shot victory and gain momentum before heading to Hoylake

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