Shane Lowry was caught in a foul-mouthed rant during the second round of The Open at Royal Portrush – before being handed a two-stroke penalty. The Irishman has been looking to win his

Through all the chaos, the angst and a sizeable dollop of controversy emerged the calm and ominous figure of Scottie Scheffler to assert his mastery and take the halfway lead at the 153rd Open Championship.

Australian Marc Leishman is within striking distance at The Open as Shane Lowry refuses to be called a “cheat” after a contentious ruling on the 12th hole.

This isn't how Bryson DeChambeau drew it up. He was already in a brutal spot at an odd angle in the rough at the No. 4 in his opening round of The Open Championship at Royal Portrush. But then, DeChambeau came up with nothing but air. His third shot was, well, a third stroke but not a third contact.

Shane Lowry feels he "managed to handle" himself well during his first round of the 153rd Open Championship at Portrush on Thursday.

The incident on the 12th hole propelled the 153rd Open Championship into controversy, when Shane Lowry was standing over his second shot.

Wyndham Clark has been banned by Oakmont Country Club and told to attend anger management after he damaged lockers during last month's US Open at the Pennsylvania course

Why Grant Horvat's request to film a PGA Tour event was denied, and the surprising NBC change coming to the Open Championship.

The Open Championship began in 1860 when Willie Park Sr. defeated seven other golfers at Prestwick in Scotland. When the “British Open” began is a little less clear.

Sam Horsfield was one of 15 LIV Golf members in action at the final qualifying tournaments for The Open Championship, but saw his bid to qualify end in bizarre fashion