Jordan Spieth

Scottie Scheffler’s caddie, Ted Scott, showed remarkable determination at Royal Troon on Friday, despite battling a severe stomach illness. Scott’s struggle was evident throughout Scheffler’s second round at The Open Championship, yet he persevered, assisting the World No. 1 golfer in achieving a 1-under 70. After the round, Scheffler praised his caddie, calling him a…

Tiger Woods Remains the Open’s Main Attraction Despite His Decline SPORT ANALYSIS Fans flocked to see Tiger Woods in action as the 152nd Open Championship continued on the second day at Royal Troon. **ROYAL TROON** — In game No. 16, Tiger Woods took the tee. The mini grandstand was packed, and spectators lined the fairway…

Strong winds wreaked havoc on day two of the 152nd Open at Royal Troon, causing scores to soar and many star players to exit early. Tiger Woods matched his worst score for two rounds in a major, adding a 77 to his opening 79, totaling 156—equivalent to his performance at the 2015 US Open at…

Ted Scott, the caddie for World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, is battling a stomach illness at the Open Championship. Scott was spotted lying on the ground during Scheffler’s round in the Friday morning session at Royal Troon in Scotland. The broadcast announcers following Scheffler’s group reported that Scott was feeling “really sick.” After the round,…

Tiger Woods has announced a break from competitive golf following a challenging performance at The Open Championship at Royal Troon. Woods finished the tournament at 14-over-par through 36 holes, missing the cut by a significant margin. This performance has reignited discussions about his future in golf, with Colin Montgomerie suggesting it might be time for…

Shane Lowry was visibly frustrated with a cameraman during his second round at The Open Championship on Friday, leading to a costly double bogey at Royal Troon. The 2019 Open champion had started the tournament strong on Thursday with a five-under-par 66, trailing only Englishman Dan Brown. Lowry began Friday’s round early and quickly climbed…

Jordan Spieth’s frustration at Royal Troon on Friday led to an unexpected moment for Sky Golf commentators, who had to apologize after an expletive from the American golfer was accidentally aired. The 30-year-old from Dallas, Texas, was navigating his second round at the 152nd Open Championships in Scotland, sitting at T54 with a score of…