Rory McIlroy rewards passionate supporters with Open win at Hoylake
James Riach: Greeted by a tremendous crescendo from first tee to 18th green, the Northern Irishman satisfied the gallery’s hunger for a British champion
Rory McIlroy wins 2014 Open from Sergio García and Rickie Fowler
A last-round 71 gave Rory McIlroy a two-shot victory in the Open at Hoylake, his third major, from Sergio García and Rickie Fowler
Rory McIlroy copies Tiger Woods tactics in bid for first Open title
The two-times major winner Rory McIlroy insists he is happy with life and is not letting anything deflect his focus away from golf as he bids to win his first Open Championship
Justin Rose marks return to form with an impressive win at the Scottish Open
English world No. 3 warms up for The Open with an impressive victory at Royal Aberdeen
Tiger Woods returning to action in US tournament following surgery
Tiger Woods said he will make his comeback at Congressional this week and that he is on course to play at the Open at Hoylake in July
The Open 2013: second round – as it happened
Hole-by-hole report: Miguel Angel Jimenez leads the way at the halfway stage, as Muirfield continues to bare its teeth. Scott Murray was watching, as the clock went all the way around
Tiger Woods begs forgiveness for ‘selfish and foolish’ behaviour
Golfer Woods speaks publicly for first time since fall from grace
Golf and rugby union get the nod for Rio Olympics in 2016
Golf and rugby union have been voted on to the list of Olympic sports for Rio in 2016
Golf at the Olympics? There’s nothing Corinthian about Chip or Tug winning gold
Barney Ronay: We all have an idea of the Olympics and my version can find room for rugby sevens but not yahooing golfers
Golf and rugby sevens to be included in 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro
The IOC has voted to increase the number of sports at the Games from 26 to 28
Rugby stars would love a taste of Olympic glory, says Martin Johnson
The England manager has backed rugby sevens' campaign for Olympic inclusion, saying a gold medal 'is the pinnacle of any athlete's career'
Jacques Rogge denies new Olympic entries are all about the money
IOC president Jacques Rogge has defended the process by which golf and rugby sevens were recommended for Olympic status
Cycling dismay as women’s events frozen out for London 2012
British cycling is less than impressed that the IOC has decided no events will be added to its programme at the London Games