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Oman Open. 1st Round Play Suspended.

Oman Open. 1st Round Play Suspended.

First round play of the Oman Open was suspended due to darkness with Kurt Kitayama of the USA leading at Al Mouj Golf in Oman.

Kurt /getty

Kurt fired a bogey free -6 under par 66 to lead the Oman Open as play was suspended for the day due to darkness.

Kurt said had been putting well;

“I’m delighted with that, conditions were pretty tough so to be bogey free was really good.”

“My putting was…

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Tiger and Phil go back-to-back on Saturday at The Open

Wake up and have breakfast with Tiger Woods at The Open on Saturday.

A sizable 79 players made the cut at the Open. For a cut rule that slots at the top 70 and ties, that’s one of the bigger numbers you are going to get at a major. On the PGA Tour, they have a secondary Saturday cut when a large number makes it through to the weekend. There is obviously no secondary cut at golf’s oldest major championship and there is also no need for it.

That’s because Scotland is working with some 17 hours of daylight this time of year. Carnoustie is the northernmost course in the Open rota, only adding to the luxury of daylight this championship often enjoys. There’s so much light that even getting the 156 players through the first two days is never really a problem. And that includes sending the entire field off the first tee. The 156-player fields at the U.S. Open and PGA Championship are jammed into groups of three off split tees for sun-up to sun-down golf the first two days. At the open, we get groups of three rolling off No. 1 from about 6:30 a.m. until after 4 p.m. local.

Once that cut is made, there’s obviously even greater room to work for the R&A. The Open is often impacted by weather, but almost never electric weather that would cause a suspension of play. High winds have been known to stop things but that’s really it. This weekend’s forecast looks clear enough and the 79-player field won’t start on Saturday until after 9 a.m. local in Carnoustie. That’s 4 a.m. back in the eastern U.S.

The anchor pairing of Kevin Kisner and Zach Johnson will go at 11 a.m. on the number, or 4 p.m. local. The R&A is also usually good about keeping pace of play right around four hours. Don’t expect Kisner and Johnson to come in much after 3 p.m. ET, which is when NBC is scheduled to go off the air on Saturday. It may be a little after that, but the pace should be close to four hours.

Tiger Woods is toward the bottom half of the draw at even-par. He tees off at 8:15 a.m. ET and will play his full round during the NBC coverage window. Golf Channel has the early coverage from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m. Tiger draws the relatively unknown and untested Shaun Norris, who will play surrounded by a circus with which he’s never encountered. To make the crowd cluster even more intense, Phil Mickelson will be playing just one group ahead. Expect to see all of their shots on NBC, especially before those leaders get on the course.

Here’s the full tee sheet for Saturday’s third round at the British Open:

4:15 a.m.: Gavin Green

4:25 a.m.: Rhys Enoch, Patrick Reed

4:35 a.m.: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Justin Rose

4:45 a.m.: Yusaku Miyazato, Tyrrell Hatton

4:55 a.m.: Ross Fisher, Keegan Bradley

5:05 a.m.: Ryan Fox, Jason Dufner

5:15 a.m.: Bryson DeChambeau, Henrik Stenson

5:25 a.m.: Tom Lewis, Sam Locke

5:35 a.m.: Paul Casey, Chris Wood

5:45 a.m.: Bernhard Langer, Rafa Cabrera-Bello

6 a.m.: Paul Dunne, Brett Rumford

6:10 a.m.: Masahiro Kawamura, Shubhankar Sharma

6:20 a.m.: Cameron Smith, Brendan Steele

6:30 a.m.: Marc Leishman, Lee Westwood

6:40 a.m.: Byeong-Hun An, Kevin Na

6:50 a.m.: Julian Suri, Adam Hadwin

7 a.m.: Gary Woodland, Si Woo Kim

7:10 a.m.: Yuta Ikeda, Satoshi Kodaira

7:20 a.m.: Marcus Kinhult, Thomas Pieters

7:30 a.m.: Beau Hossler, Haotong Li

7:45 a.m.: Cameron Davis, Sean Crocker

7:55 a.m.: Louis Oosthuizen, Stewart Cink

8:05 a.m.: Phil Mickelson, Austin Cook

8:15 a.m.: Shaun Norris, Tiger Woods

8:25 a.m.: Lucas Herbert, Michael Kim

8:35 a.m.: Jason Day, Francesco Molinari

8:45 a.m.: Sung Kang, Webb Simpson

8:55 a.m.: Patrick Cantlay, Eddie Pepperell

9:05 a.m.: Matthew Southgate, Brooks Koepka

9:15 a.m.: Kyle Stanley, Adam Scott

9:30 a.m.: Charley Hoffman, Alex Noren

9:40 a.m.: Ryan Moore, Brandon Stone

9:50 a.m.: Luke List, Danny Willett

10 a.m.: Thorbjorn Olesen, Rickie Fowler

10:10 a.m.: Jordan Spieth, Kevin Chappell

10:20 a.m.: Zander Lombard, Tony Finau

10:30 a.m.: Matt Kuchar, Erik van Rooyen

10:40 a.m.: Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele

10:50 a.m.: Pat Perez, Tommy Fleetwood

11:00 a.m.: Kevin Kisner, Zach Johnson

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British Open projected cut line: Tiger Woods safely on right side at Carnoustie

The British Open, which boasts a full 156-man field, utilizes a pretty standard cut rule. The top 70 and ties make it through to the weekend. At Carnoustie this week, it looks like that number will come in somewhere around 2-over. The wind, of course, could turn unexpectedly and start bumping scores higher but that is not in the forecast at the moment. It will pick up in the afternoon, but it’s not supposed to be a dramatic difference. Rain has softened the course a bit and could yield to lower scores that move the number up a stroke or two.

The top draw near the cut line on Friday morning is the biggest draw in the history of the game. Tiger Woods, who posted an even-par 71 on Thursday, started his second round with two bogeys in his first three holes. That promptly put him on the wrong side of the cut line. Woods has missed five of his last seven major championship cuts but of course some of those came as he played with a messed up back.

Woods missed the U.S. Open cut a month ago by a good margin and that was always a possibility with Shinnecock and a USGA setup. But an MC this week would have been much more disappointing and shocking. Carnoustie, baked to a crisp, was set up well for Tiger to post some numbers. His history on the links and his creative mind for it make him well-suited for this major. It’s also the one that is most benign for the aging vets, as has been demonstrated over the past decade.

So Tiger gassing up the jet for the States on Friday would have been a massive disappointment. Fortunately, he has righted the ship following those two early bogeys. He backed them up immediately with two birdies, one on the fourth and another coming via a long putt that you just can’t consistently count on.

So Tiger is back to two clear of the cut line. Justin Thomas, however, took a big nosedive to the wrong side of the cut line with three straight double bogeys on Nos. 6 through 8. He went from the first page of the leaderboard to a tie for 100th place. That’s no good for the No. 2 player in the world.

The Open Projected Cut

Place Player Score Today Thru

Place Player Score Today Thru

T1 Rory McIlroy -5 -3 14 T1 Kevin Kisner -5 - 7:53 AM T3 Tommy Fleetwood -4 -5 16 T3 Thorbjorn Olesen -4 -3 14 T3 Zach Johnson -4 -2 13 T3 Erik van Rooyen -4 - 6:47 AM T3 Tony Finau -4 - 10:32 AM T3 Zander Lombard -4 - 10:54 AM T9 Francesco Molinari -3 -2 11 T9 Jason Day -3 -3 11 T9 Brandon Stone -3 - 8:37 AM T12 Kyle Stanley -2 -3 9 T12 Matthew Southgate -2 - 6:47 AM T12 Danny Willett -2 - 6:58 AM T12 Sung-hoon Kang -2 - 8:48 AM T12 Pat Perez -2 - 9:15 AM T12 Jon Rahm -2 - 10:10 AM T18 Ryan Moore -1 2 F T18 Adam Scott -1 -1 13 T18 Li Haotong -1 -1 11 T18 Lucas Herbert -1 -3 8 T18 Brooks Koepka -1 -2 6 T18 Luke List -1 - 6:58 AM T18 Kevin Chappell -1 - 7:20 AM T18 Patrick Cantlay -1 - 7:42 AM T18 Thomas Pieters -1 - 7:53 AM T18 Yuta Ikeda -1 - 8:15 AM T18 Webb Simpson -1 - 8:26 AM T18 Kevin Na -1 - 9:26 AM T18 Matt Kuchar -1 - 9:48 AM T18 Rickie Fowler -1 - 10:10 AM T18 Chris Wood -1 - 10:10 AM T33 Brendan Steele E 3 13 T33 Chez Reavie E 2 10 T33 Tiger Woods E E 5 T33 Fabrizio Zanotti E -1 4 T33 Martin Kaymer E E 1 T33 Andy Sullivan E E 1 T33 Eddie Pepperell E - 7:20 AM T33 Paul Dunne E - 7:31 AM T33 Brian Harman E - 8:15 AM T33 Si Woo Kim E - 8:26 AM T33 Gary Woodland E - 8:48 AM T33 Yusaku Miyazato E - 8:48 AM T33 Xander Schauffele E - 10:32 AM T33 Sean Crocker E - 11:16 AM T47 Cameron Davis 1 1 F T47 Lee Westwood 1 E 17 T47 Marc Leishman 1 E 14 T47 Alexander Noren 1 2 13 T47 Charley Hoffman 1 1 13 T47 Michael Kim 1 -1 10 T47 Matt Wallace 1 -2 7 T47 Abraham Ancer 1 1 4 T47 Austin Cook 1 - 7:31 AM T47 Satoshi Kodaira 1 - 8:04 AM T47 Nicolai Hojgaard 1 - 8:26 AM T47 Stewart Cink 1 - 8:37 AM T47 Justin Rose 1 - 9:59 AM T47 Jordan Spieth 1 - 9:59 AM T47 Louis Oosthuizen 1 - 10:21 AM T47 Alexander Bjork 1 - 10:43 AM T47 Haraldur Magnus 1 - 10:54 AM T47 Gavin Kyle Green 1 - 11:16 AM T65 Byeong Hun An 2 E F T65 Henrik Stenson 2 3 16 T65 Ryuko Tokimatsu 2 1 10 T65 Ian Poulter 2 E 6 T65 Cameron Smith 2 E 6 T65 Jordan Smith 2 -1 4 T65 Brett Rumford 2 -1 3 T65 Mark Calcavecchia 2 - 7:09 AM T65 Phil Mickelson 2 - 8:04 AM T65 Ernie Els 2 - 9:04 AM T65 Chesson Hadley 2 - 9:04 AM T65 Adam Hadwin 2 - 9:04 AM T65 Bernhard Langer 2 - 9:37 AM T65 Paul Casey 2 - 10:21 AM Projected Cut:+2 T79 Sam Locke 3 2 F T79 Tom Lewis 3 -1 F T79 Beau Hossler 3 1 10 T79 Dylan Frittelli 3 3 8 T79 Tom Lehman 3 -1 8 T79 Shubhankar Sharma 3 1 6 T79 Bryson DeChambeau 3 -1 6 T79 Hideki Matsuyama 3 -1 5 T79 Russell Knox 3 1 5 T79 Ryan Fox 3 E 5 T79 Bronson Burgoon 3 E 2 T79 Shaun Norris 3 - 7:09 AM T79 Shane Lowry 3 - 7:42 AM T79 Tyrrell Hatton 3 - 7:42 AM T79 Marcus Kinhult 3 - 7:53 AM T79 Rafael Cabrera Bello 3 - 8:04 AM T79 Julian Suri 3 - 9:15 AM T79 Retief Goosen 3 - 9:37 AM T79 Peter Uihlein 3 - 9:48 AM T79 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 3 - 9:59 AM T79 Rhys Enoch 3 - 11:05 AM T100 Daniel Berger 4 2 F T100 Branden Grace 4 1 11 T100 Justin Thomas 4 6 11 T100 Jason Kokrak 4 3 8 T100 Padraig Harrington 4 -1 7 T100 Bubba Watson 4 E 7 T100 Jason Dufner 4 E 5 T100 Ryan Armour 4 E 4 T100 Jazz Janewattananond 4 1 4 T100 Oliver Wilson 4 - 7:20 AM T100 Ross Fisher 4 - 7:31 AM T100 Hideto Tanihara 4 - 8:37 AM T100 George Coetzee 4 - 9:15 AM T100 Scott Jamieson 4 - 9:26 AM T100 Patrick Reed 4 - 10:21 AM T100 James Robinson 4 - 10:54 AM T116 Charl Schwartzel 5 2 F T116 Kelly Kraft 5 2 17 T116 Dustin Johnson 5 E 13 T116 Jorge Campillo 5 4 10 T116 Sergio Garcia 5 1 6 T116 Keegan Bradley 5 2 5 T116 Masahiro Kawamura 5 -1 4 T116 Sandy Lyle 5 1 1 T116 Emiliano Grillo 5 - 6:58 AM T116 Anirban Lahiri 5 - 9:48 AM T116 Jhonattan Vegas 5 - 10:32 AM T116 Sang-hyun Park 5 - 10:43 AM T128 Alexander Levy 6 4 F T128 Matthew Fitzpatrick 6 5 15 T128 Russell Henley 6 8 15 T128 Todd Hamilton 6 2 10 T128 Matt Jones 6 2 2 T133 Charles Howell III 7 3 F T133 Jimmy Walker 7 6 16 T133 Danthai Boonma 7 - 7:09 AM T133 Kodai Ichihara 7 - 11:05 AM T133 Ashton Turner 7 - 11:16 AM T138 Shota Akiyoshi 8 2 11 T138 Brady Schnell 8 - 6:47 AM T140 Patton Kizzire 9 3 F T140 Mike Hendry 9 7 17 T140 Andrew Landry 9 - 8:15 AM T140 David Duval 9 - 9:26 AM T140 Lin Yuxin 9 - 10:43 AM T140 Marcus Armitage 9 - 11:05 AM T146 Jens Dantorp 10 5 9 T146 Nicolas Colsaerts 10 2 9 T146 Minchel Choi 10 2 8 T146 Jack Senior 10 2 3 T150 Jonas Blixt 11 5 F T150 Masanori Kobayashi 11 E 3 T150 Thomas Curtis 11 E 2 T150 Darren Clarke 11 - 9:37 AM T154 Brandt Snedeker 12 7 F T154 Grant Forrest 12 3 8 156 Jovan Rebula 14 6 15

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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland | The Latest: Woods top of leaderboard at British Open

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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland | The Latest: Woods top of leaderboard at British Open

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland — The Latest on the British Open (all times local): 4:15 p.m.

Tiger Woods is back on top of the leaderboard at a major championship.

With a tap-in birdie at the par-5 14th hole, Woods joined Jordan Spieth, Tommy Fleetwood and three others in a share of the lead at the British Open.

The 14-time major champion is 6 under for his third round.

Spieth, the defending champion, has also made a strong start to his third round, eagling the first hole after driving onto the green, and then rolling in a birdie at No. 4. He missed an 8-footer on No. 5 for the outright lead. ___ 3:10 p.m.

Tiger Woods is making a bit of a move in the British Open, sinking a long putt on the ninth hole for an opening 3-under 33 on the front nine.

Woods made a 40-footer on the ninth for his third birdie against no bogeys on the front nine to get to 3-under par for the tournament. He was three shots behind the leaders, who had yet to tee off in the afternoon at Carnoustie.

Scoring conditions were ideal on a warm day with little wind and greens softened by rain the day before. There already was a 64 on the board by Justin Rose and a 65 by Yusaku Miyazato.

Woods began the day six shots back. The three-time British Open champion is searching for his first win of the year and his first major championship since winning the U.S. Open in 2008.

Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner shared the overnight lead at 6-under par. ___ 1:30 p.m.

Justin Rose tied the lowest score ever in the British Open at Carnoustie, shooting a 7-under 64 to move onto the early leaderboard on a day when scoring conditions were ideal.

Rose, who needed to make an 18-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole just to make the cut a day earlier, started his round with a birdie on the first hole and finished it with birdies on both 17 and 18. He didn’t make a bogey on the normally tough Carnoustie links.

The round ties the low at Carnoustie shot in the final round in 2007 by Steve Stricker and Richard Green.

Rose finished nearly three hours before the leaders teed off, and was at 4 under for the tournament, two shots off the lead held by Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner.

Tiger Woods is out on the course, making a par on the first hole. He is even par for the tournament. ___ 12:45 p.m.

More than three hours before the co-leaders tee off, Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner have a little more company.

In mild conditions that allow for low scoring, Chris Wood of England already is 6 under for the day through 11 holes and is at 4-under par, just two shots off the lead.

Justin Rose, who made the cut with an 18-foot birdie putt on the final hole of the second round, is 5 under through 15 holes and 2 under for the tournament. Masters champion Patrick Reed was right there with him until missing a 6-foot par putt on the 16th hole, dropping him to 4 under for the third round and 1 under for the tournament.

Tiger Woods was on the range, preparing to tee off on the weekend at the British Open for the first time since 2014 at Hoylake. ___ 11:20 a.m.

Carnoustie is still waiting on the one element that defines a strong test at the British Open: the wind.

The third round began with little more than a mild breeze, and several players were taking advantage. Masters champion Patrick Reed ran off three straight birdies starting at No. 5 and has made the turn at 3 under. That makes Reed even par for the championship, six shots behind.

Justin Rose, who made a birdie on the 18th hole Friday to make the cut, was 2 under through 8 holes.

It wasn’t easy on everyone. Former champion Henrik Stenson hit into a dry burn on the fourth hole. With his right leg flexed on the turf and his left leg in the 3-foot deep ditch, he managed to get the ball out, but still made double bogey. ___ 10 a.m.

Justin Rose has started his third round of the British Open much earlier than he would have liked.

But at least he’s still playing.

Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas, Nos. 1 and 2 in the world, missed the cut. Rose is No. 3 and nearly joined them until he made an 18-foot birdie putt on the last hole to make the cut on the number. He was nine shots behind Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner, who shared the lead at Carnoustie on 6-under 136.

They do not tee off until mid-afternoon Saturday, one shot ahead of Tommy Fleetwood, Pat Perez and Xander Schauffele.

Rose began by smashing driver into the left rough, although he was able to hit wedge to 6 feet for birdie.

By Associated Press

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Golf: Big names struggle at blustery Hong Kong Open

Golf: Big names struggle at blustery Hong Kong Open

HONG KONG: An unfamiliar trio upstaged Ryder Cup stars and the Masters champion in the first round of the Hong Kong Open on Thursday (Nov 22) as blustery conditions took their toll on the big names.

England’s Aaron Rai, Japan’s Yusaku Miyazato and Jason Scrivener of Australia managed to remain on course, all carding 65 to end top of the widely-spread leaderboard at the par-70 Fanling.

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3 in lead in Hong Kong as 2019 European Tour begins

3 in lead in Hong Kong as 2019 European Tour begins

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The 2019 European Tour season got underway with Aaron Rai, Jason Scrivener and Yusaku Miyazato shooting 5-under 65s to share the lead after the first round of the Hong Kong Open

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PGA Tour moves tee times up for Sunday at Memorial

A threatening forecast prompts the PGA Tour to move tee times up for the final round at Muirfield Village.

It would not be an authentic Memorial tournament unless the weather somehow impacted the schedule in a significant way. The 2018 edition at Muirfield Village had mostly dodged what looked like an awful forecast at the start of the week. There was a 90-minute rain delay on Friday afternoon but aside from that, everything has stayed on schedule and there’s not been much rain during playing hours (overnight is a different story).

We ran out of luck on Sunday and the PGA Tour was not going to take any chances. The forecast is not pretty and the Tour made the proactive move to put the remaining field in threesomes and use split tees for the final round. This condenses the entire field down into a two-hour window and is a common practice for avoiding weather disruptions that could push a conclusion back a day. The Tour will start them at 7:30 a.m. ET on this Sunday, racing against the weather and trying to finish around 2 p.m. or so.

It’s not ideal for the Tour, the tournament, or the TV partner. Everyone would prefer the usual showcase finish around 6 p.m. or so but it’s a sensible choice to move things up to first thing in the morning. The fact that there is U.S. Open sectional qualifying on Monday morning probably doesn’t help either, with many players in this field needing to go through that 36-hole sectional. A Sunday finish — no matter what time of day that comes — is critical at Jack Nicklaus’ event.

This all means that Tiger Woods has an early Sunday tee time when, in fact, he’s played well enough over the last two days to have a traditional late Sunday slot. Woods will tee off alongside Whee Kim and J.B. Holmes at 9:10 a.m. ET off No. 1 tee. That’s just two spots ahead of the Sunday final pairing. Tiger is five shots off the pace after sputtering to the finish on Saturday evening with two bogeys in his final three holes. He held the lead at one point, but the players behind him still had so many holes and it was Bryson DeChambeau that pushed the pace with a bogey-free 66. DeChambeau is 14-under and one shot clear of Patrick Cantlay, Kyle Stanley, and young stud Joaquin Niemann.

Tiger is certainly capable of erasing the five-shot cushion. He’ll need more help from just DeChambeau, however, as there’s loads of talent all around the top 10. Golf Channel will have live coverage on TV and on their streaming service at 8:30 a.m. ET. CBS will then take over and stream the finish on their website and through their app, as well as on PGA Tour Live. Unlike Golf Channel, CBS will not have the finish live on TV, but just on those streaming services.

Barring no weather delays, the final groups should finish around 2 p.m. ET Sunday. Here’s the full tee sheet for Sunday’s final round at the Memorial tournament:

Off No. 1 tee:

7:30 a.m.: Marc Leishman, Kelly Kraft, Brian Gay

7:40 a.m.: Dustin Johnson, Ryan Armour, Jason Day

7:50 a.m.: Branden Grace, Phil Mickelson, Martin Laird

8 a.m.: Chris Kirk, Jhonattan Vegas, Nick Watney

8:10 a.m.: Anirban Lahiri, Peter Uihlein, Henrik Stenson

8:20 a.m.: Justin Thomas, Emiliano Grillo, Patrick Rodgers

8:30 a.m.: Si Woo Kim, Wesley Bryan, Rickie Fowler

8:40 a.m.: Tom Hoge, Julian Suri, Keegan Bradley

8:50 a.m.: Ryan Moore, Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Adam Scott

9 a.m.: Hideki Matsuyama, Rory McIlroy, David Lingmerth

9:10 a.m.: Whee Kim, Tiger Woods, J.B. Holmes

9:20 a.m.: Joaquin Niemann, Byeong Hun An, Justin Rose

9:30 a.m.: Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Cantlay, Kyle Stanley

Off No. 10 tee:

7:30 a.m.: Matt Kuchar, Bill Haas, Alex Cejka

7:40 a.m.: Tony Finau, Luke List, Beau Hossler

7:50 a.m.: Andrew Landry, Russell Henley, Russell Knox

8 a.m.: Patrick Reed, Rory Sabbatini, Gary Woodland

8:10 a.m.: John Huh, Lucas Glover, Abraham Ancer

8:20 a.m.: Jamie Lovemark, Louis Oosthuizen, Grayson Murray

8:30 a.m.: Yusaku Miyazato, Chesson Hadley, Charles Howell III

8:40 a.m.: Brian Stuard, Kevin Streelman, Vijay Singh

8:50 a.m.: Brice Garnett, Ted Potter Jr., Shane Lowry

9 a.m.: Ollie Schniederjans, Sung Kang, Bubba Watson

9:10 a.m.: Zach Johnson, Andrew Dorn

9:20 a.m.: Pat Perez, Kevin Tway

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Tee times for the first round of the PGA Championship at Bellerive | Golf News

http://www.internetunleashed.co.uk/?p=30781 Tee times for the first round of the PGA Championship at Bellerive | Golf News - http://www.internetunleashed.co.uk/?p=30781 Groups and starting times for the first round of the 100th PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club in St Louis. Players USA unless stated, all times BST:Starting at hole 1 1250 Eddie Pepperell (Eng), Michael Block, Ryan Fox (Nzl) Eddie Pepperell is in the first group out on the first tee 1301 Austin Cook, Craig Hocknull (Aus), Alexander Bjork (Swe)1312 Yusaku Miyazato (Jpn), Bob Sowards, Scott Brown1323 Thomas Bjorn (Den), Rafael Cabrera-Bello (Spa), James Hahn1334 Billy Horschel, Byeong-Hun An (Kor), Shane Lowry (Irl)1345 Yuta Ikeda (Jpn), Brian Harman, Adam Hadwin (Can)1356 Jimmy Walker, Padraig Harrington (Irl), Vijay Singh (Fij)1407 Bryson DeChambeau, Andy Sullivan (Eng), Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Tha) Padraig Harrington is grouped with fellow former champions Jimmy Walker and Vijay Singh 1418 Cameron Smith (Aus), Ryan Armour, Peter Uihlein1429 Paul Dunne (Irl), J.B. Holmes, Dylan Frittelli (Rsa)1440 Charles Howell III, Jason Schmuhl, Brian Gay1451 David Muttitt, Ollie Schniederjans, Troy Merritt1502 Shawn Warren, Mikko Korhonen (Fin), J.J. Spaun1820 Brandon Stone (Rsa), Johan Kok (Rsa), Whee Kim (Kor)1831 Matt Wallace (Eng), Matt Dobyns, Beau Hossler1842 Chris Wood (Eng), Alex Noren (Swe), Matt Kuchar Dustin Johnson plays alongside Bubba Watson and Adam Scott 1853 Bubba Watson, Dustin Johnson, Adam Scott (Aus)1904 Tommy Fleetwood (Eng), Satoshi Kodaira (Jpn), Marc Leishman (Aus)1915 Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, Francesco Molinari (Ita)1926 Sergio Garcia (Spa), Gary Woodland, Kevin Kisner1937 Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm (Spa), Justin Rose (Eng)1948 Paul Casey (Eng), Aaron Wise, Zach Johnson1959 Louis Oosthuizen (Rsa), Thomas Pieters (Bel), Bill Haas Justin Rose is in a high-profile group with Jordan Spieth and Jon Rahm 2010 Lee Westwood (Eng), Joaquin Niemann (Chi), Daniel Berger2021 Omar Uresti, Justin Harding (Rsa), Andrew Landry2032 Matthew Borchert, Chris Stroud, Barracuda WinnerStarting at hole 101255 Rich Berberian Jr., Jamie Lovemark, Shugo Imahira (Jpn)1306 Brandt Snedeker, Sean McCarty, Haotong Li (Chn)1317 Jim Furyk, Tony Finau, Xander Schauffele1328 Martin Kaymer (Ger), Davis Love III, Rich Beem1339 Rickie Fowler, Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn), Ian Poulter (Eng)1350 Danny Willett (Eng), Henrik Stenson (Swe), Pat Perez1401 Jason Day (Aus), Phil Mickelson, Keegan Bradley1412 Shubhankar Sharma (Ind), Jordan Smith (Eng), Scott Piercy Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, and Rory McIlroy also played together at the Genesis Open 1423 Rory McIlroy (NIrl), Justin Thomas, Tiger Woods1434 Matthew Fitzpatrick (Eng), Webb Simpson, Jhonattan Vegas (Ven)1445 Stewart Cink, Branden Grace (Rsa), Ryan Moore1456 Ross Fisher (Eng), Alexander Levy (Fra), Patton Kizzire1507 Julian Suri, Sungjae Imn (Kor), Craig Bowden1815 Chesson Hadley, Daniel Balin, Russell Henley1826 Marty Jertson, Luke List, Kevin Chappell1837 Nick Watney, Jaysen Hansen, Kyle Stanley1848 Ted Potter, Jr., Emiliano Grillo (Arg), Jorge Campillo (Spa) 1991 champion John Daly is back for another go at the PGA title 1859 Ryan Vermeer, Paul Broadhurst (Eng), John Daly1910 Si Woo Kim (Kor), Brice Garnett, Tyrrell Hatton (Eng)1921 Yong-eun Yang (Kor), Shaun Micheel, Jason Dufner1932 Charl Schwartzel (Rsa), Thorbjorn Olesen (Den), Patrick Cantlay1943 Brendan Steele, Adrian Otaegui (Spa), Kevin Na1954 Charley Hoffman, Chez Reavie, Russell Knox (Sco)2005 Michael Kim, Seung-su Han, Zachary J Johnson2016 Brian Smock, Anirban Lahiri (Ind), Mike Lorenzo-Vera (Fra)2027 Ben Kern, Ryuko Tokimatsu (Jpn), WGC Bridgestone Winner 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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland | The Latest: Spieth, Schauffele, Kisner share lead at Open

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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland | The Latest: Spieth, Schauffele, Kisner share lead at Open

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland  — The Latest on the British Open (all times local): 8:10 p.m. Americans Jordan Spieth, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner share the lead on 9-under par heading into the final round of the British Open, with Tiger Woods four shots back in his bid for a first major title in 10 years.

Schauffele and Kisner are going for their first victory in a major, while Spieth is seeking his fourth and to be the first back-to-back British Open champion in 10 years.

Schauffele will be in the last pairing with Spieth after rolling in a long birdie putt on No. 18 for a 4-under 67.  Kisner, who led after the first round and was a co-leader after the second round, parred his last four holes for a 68.

Another American, Kevin Chappell, is alone in fourth place, two shots behind after a 67.  Woods shot 66 and is in a tie for sixth place with six more players, including Rory McIlroy (70) and Tommy Fleetwood (71).

7 p.m. Jordan Spieth has shot a 6-under 65 and is tied for the lead in his bid to become the first back-to-back British Open champion in 10 years. Spieth began the third round by driving the 396-yard opening hole and making the 10-foot eagle putt. He didn’t make a bogey and took the lead with a 12-foot birdie putt on the par-3 16th, a hole where he made bogey each of the previous two rounds. Spieth was at 9-under 204.

Kevin Kisner also was at 9 under with three holes remaining. If Spieth stays in the lead, he would be the first defending champion to lead going into the final round since Tiger Woods at Hoylake in 2006. ___ 5:15 p.m. Tiger Woods has shot a 5-under 66 in the third round of the British Open and is in contention to win his first major in more than 10 years.

He scrambled for par at the tough 18th hole at Carnoustie, after his tee shot landed on the bank of the Barry Burn and bounced right into the thick rough. He laid up, pitched to three feet, and made a par.

At 5 under overall, Woods was two shots off the lead. The last of his 14 majors came at the U.S. Open in 2008. ___ 4:55 p.m. Brooks Koepka is unlikely to be celebrating back-to-back major victories at the British Open on Sunday. The U.S. Open champion started the third round five shots off the lead but is 4 over for the day after three bogeys on the front nine and a double-bogey at the par-4 12th.

Koepka is 3 over for the tournament, 10 shots off the lead. Also playing himself out of contention on a day featuring plenty of birdies is Jason Day, who also made 6 at No. 12 and is 1 over after 15 holes. He is even par overall. ___ 4:15 p.m. Tiger Woods is back on top of the leaderboard at a major championship.  With a tap-in birdie at the par-5 14th hole, Woods joined Jordan Spieth, Tommy Fleetwood and three others in a share of the lead at the British Open.

The 14-time major champion is 6 under for his third round. Spieth, the defending champion, has also made a strong start to his third round, eagling the first hole after driving onto the green, and then rolling in a birdie at No. 4. He missed an 8-footer on No. 5 for the outright lead. ___ 3:10 p.m. Tiger Woods is making a bit of a move in the British Open, sinking a long putt on the ninth hole for an opening 3-under 33 on the front nine.

Woods made a 40-footer on the ninth for his third birdie against no bogeys on the front nine to get to 3-under par for the tournament. He was three shots behind the leaders, who had yet to tee off in the afternoon at Carnoustie.

Scoring conditions were ideal on a warm day with little wind and greens softened by rain the day before. There already was a 64 on the board by Justin Rose and a 65 by Yusaku Miyazato.

Woods began the day six shots back. The three-time British Open champion is searching for his first win of the year and his first major championship since winning the U.S. Open in 2008. Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner shared the overnight lead at 6-under par. ___ 1:30 p.m. Justin Rose tied the lowest score ever in the British Open at Carnoustie, shooting a 7-under 64 to move onto the early leaderboard on a day when scoring conditions were ideal.

Rose, who needed to make an 18-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole just to make the cut a day earlier, started his round with a birdie on the first hole and finished it with birdies on both 17 and 18. He didn’t make a bogey on the normally tough Carnoustie links.

The round ties the low at Carnoustie shot in the final round in 2007 by Steve Stricker and Richard Green.  Rose finished nearly three hours before the leaders teed off, and was at 4 under for the tournament, two shots off the lead held by Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner.

Tiger Woods is out on the course, making a par on the first hole. He is even par for the tournament. ___ 12:45 p.m. More than three hours before the co-leaders tee off, Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner have a little more company.  In mild conditions that allow for low scoring, Chris Wood of England already is 6 under for the day through 11 holes and is at 4-under par, just two shots off the lead.

Justin Rose, who made the cut with an 18-foot birdie putt on the final hole of the second round, is 5 under through 15 holes and 2 under for the tournament. Masters champion Patrick Reed was right there with him until missing a 6-foot par putt on the 16th hole, dropping him to 4 under for the third round and 1 under for the tournament.

Tiger Woods was on the range, preparing to tee off on the weekend at the British Open for the first time since 2014 at Hoylake. ___ 11:20 a.m. Carnoustie is still waiting on the one element that defines a strong test at the British Open: the wind.  The third round began with little more than a mild breeze, and several players were taking advantage. Masters champion Patrick Reed ran off three straight birdies starting at No. 5 and has made the turn at 3 under. That makes Reed even par for the championship, six shots behind.

Justin Rose, who made a birdie on the 18th hole Friday to make the cut, was 2 under through 8 holes. It wasn’t easy on everyone. Former champion Henrik Stenson hit into a dry burn on the fourth hole. With his right leg flexed on the turf and his left leg in the 3-foot deep ditch, he managed to get the ball out, but still made double bogey. ___ 10 a.m. Justin Rose has started his third round of the British Open much earlier than he would have liked.  But at least he’s still playing. Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas, Nos. 1 and 2 in the world, missed the cut. Rose is No. 3 and nearly joined them until he made an 18-foot birdie putt on the last hole to make the cut on the number.

He was nine shots behind Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner, who shared the lead at Carnoustie on 6-under 136. They do not tee off until mid-afternoon, one shot ahead of Tommy Fleetwood, Pat Perez and Xander Schauffele.  Rose began by smashing driver into the left rough, although he was able to hit wedge to 6 feet for birdie.

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Rai, Scrivener and Miyazato share early lead in Hong Kong

Rai, Scrivener and Miyazato share early lead in Hong Kong

REUTERS: Aaron Rai, Jason Scrivener and Yusaku Miyazato all shot five-under-par 65s to share the lead after the opening round of the Hong Kong Open on Thursday, as U.S. Masters champion Patrick Reed struggled in windy conditions at Fanling.

Making the most of calm conditions, Rai made his move on the back-nine as he followed up a birdie on the par-three 12th with a tap-in eagle on par-five 13th,…

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Third-round tee times for the 147th Open

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Third-round tee times for the 147th Open

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland – Eighteen major champions made the cut at The Open and will be playing the weekend at Carnoustie, including 60-year-old ageless wonder Bernhard Langer, and both major champs so far this year, Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka.

Twenty-four-year-old Gavin Green will be first off solo Saturday at 4:15 a.m. ET. Reed and Rhys Enoch will follow along 10 minutes later.

Full-field scores from the 147th Open Championship

Full coverage of the 147th Open Championship

Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, both at even par for the tournament, six shots behind leaders Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner, are in consecutive groups. Mickelson is playing with Austin Cook at 8:05 a.m. and Woods is with South Africa’s Shaun Norris at 8:15 a.m.

Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler, both three shots off the lead, are also in consecutive groups. Fowler is at 10 a.m. with Thorbjorn Olesen and Spieth is 10 minutes later with Kevin Chappell. Rory McIlroy, looking to win his first major since the 2014 PGA Championship, is at 10:40 a.m. with Xander Schauffele. McIlroy is two shots behind.

Johnson and Kisner are last off at 11 a.m.

4:15AM ET: Gavin Green

4:25AM ET: Rhys Enoch, Patrick Reed

4:35AM ET: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Justin Rose

4:45AM ET: Yusaku Miyazato, Tyrrell Hatton

4:55AM ET: Ross Fisher, Keegan Bradley

5:05AM ET: Ryan Fox, Jason Dufner

5:15AM ET: Bryson DeChambeau, Henrik Stenson

5:25AM ET: Tom Lewis, Sam Locke (a)

5:35AM ET: Paul Casey, Chris Wood

5:45AM ET: Bernhard Langer, Rafa Cabrera Bello

6:00AM ET: Paul Dunne, Brett Rumford

6:10AM ET: Masahiro Kawamura, Shubhankar Sharma

6:20AM ET: Cameron Smith, Brendan Steele

6:30AM ET: Marc Leishman, Lee Westwood

6:40AM ET: Byeong Hun An, Kevin Na

6:50AM ET: Julian Suri, Adam Hadwin

7:00AM ET: Gary Woodland, Si-Woo Kim

7:10AM ET: Yuta Ikeda, Satoshi Kodaira

7:20AM ET: Marcus Kinhult, Thomas Pieters

7:30AM ET: Beau Hossler, Haotong Li

7:45AM ET: Cameron Davis, Sean Crocker

7:55AM ET: Louis Oosthuizen, Stewart Cink

8:05AM ET: Phil Mickeslon, Austin Cook

8:15AM ET: Tiger Woods, Shaun Norris

8:25AM ET: Lucas Herbert, Michael Kim

8:35AM ET: Jason Day, Francesco Molinari

8:45AM ET: Sung Kang, Webb Simpson

8:55AM ET: Patrick Cantlay, Eddie Pepperell

9:05AM ET: Matthew Southgate, Brooks Koepka

9:15AM ET: Kyle Stanley, Adam Scott

9:30AM ET: Charley Hoffman, Alex Noren

9:40AM ET: Ryan Moore, Brandon Stone

9:50AM ET: Luke List, Danny Willett

10:00AM ET: Thorbjorn Olesen, Rickie Fowler

10:10AM ET: Jordan Spieth, Kevin Chappell

10:20AM ET: Zander Lombard, Tony Finau

10:30AM ET: Matt Kuchar, Erik Van Rooyen

10:40AM ET: Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele

10:50AM ET: Pat Perez, Tommy Fleetwood

11:00AM ET: Kevin Kisner, Zach Johnson

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British Open odds 2018: Tiger Woods among favorites at Carnoustie

The third men’s major championship can often be the toughest to project. The British Open is a completely different style of challenge for the best players in the world. It can yield unknown, random champions and it can also produce some epic duels among the players at the top of the world rankings. Weather can wipe out half the field or completely change the dynamic of a hot round when you’re out in the middle of it.

Carnoustie is reputed as the toughest course in the Open rota and this year’s edition will be a fascinating test due to a summer drought. Scotland is “baked out,” as they say and it’s giving these players different strategy options. Mid-irons are running out to 300 yards and drivers are running out well in excess of 400 yards. The fairways are faster than the greens and the course is playing like concrete. The rough is also much thinner and less penal than they’re used to at Carnoustie.

That’s led to a host of bombers saying they’re going to grip and rip it and if it goes into the rough, no big deal. They will have cleared the trouble and pot bunkers. Others have said they’ll hit more accurate mid-irons and still roll out into a desirable position. Some, like Phil Mickelson, have said they’ll fall somewhere in between mixing in more drivers than expected but also hanging back and utilizing the roll with shorter clubs.

It led Brandel Chamblee to say on Monday night that this felt like the most “open” major in some time. The odds corroborate that sense again, as we’ve seen at the first two majors this year. World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is the favorite again, but it’s not by a commanding margin. In past years, we’ve seen favorites listed down in the 5 or 6 or 7/1 range. At his peak, Tiger was an absurd 2 or 3/1 to win majors. This year, the favorites are often listed up in the double digits and DJ comes in lowest at 12/1 this week.

Tiger Woods comes in at the 25/1 slot which is ... kinda good value as far as Tiger goes? You’re almost never getting the real value for Tiger because the public money just pours in on the biggest draw in the history of the game. That pushes the books’ exposure upward and they continually bump his odds down to protect themselves, even if Tiger has no real chance to hang with the players at the top of the world rankings.

But he’s playing well this summer and this might be the major, especially with these conditions, that gives him the best chance to win over the final decade or so of his career. This season, he’s playing more like a top 20 player in the world and has shown he can contend on Tour again. He also knows how to play a links-style course better than almost anyone in the field. A 25/1 number is not bad!

2018 British Open Odds

Player Odds to Win

Player Odds to Win

Dustin Johnson 12/1 Justin Rose 14/1 Rory McIlroy 16/1 Rickie Fowler 16/1 Jordan Spieth 20/1 Tommy Fleetwood 20/1 Brooks Koepka 20/1 Jon Rahm 20/1 Justin Thomas 25/1 Henrik Stenson 25/1 Tiger Woods 25/1 Sergio Garcia 25/1 Alex Noren 25/1 Francesco Molinari 25/1 Jason Day 30/1 Patrick Reed 30/1 Paul Casey 30/1 Hideki Matsuyama 40/1 Marc Leishman 40/1 Branden Grace 40/1 Tyrrell Hatton 40/1 Phil Mickelson 50/1 Ian Poulter 50/1 Louis Oosthuizen 60/1 Matt Kuchar 60/1 Matthew Fitzpatrick 60/1 Zach Johnson 60/1 Tony Finau 60/1 Bubba Watson 60/1 Russell Knox 60/1 Adam Scott 80/1 Bryson DeChambeau 80/1 Rafael Cabrera Bello 80/1 Thomas Pieters 80/1 Xander Schauffele 80/1 Lee Westwood 80/1 Patrick Cantlay 100/1 Shane Lowry 100/1 Webb Simpson 100/1 Brandt Snedeker 100/1 Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1 Ryan Fox 100/1 Byeong Hun An 125/1 Charley Hoffman 125/1 Brian Harman 125/1 Haotong Li 125/1 Andy Sullivan 125/1 Luke List 125/1 Chris Wood 125/1 Daniel Berger 150/1 Charl Schwartzel 150/1 Martin Kaymer 150/1 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 150/1 Jason Dufner 150/1 Russell Henley 150/1 Jimmy Walker 150/1 Emiliano Grillo 150/1 Paul Dunne 150/1 Gary Woodland 150/1 Peter Uihlein 150/1 Ross Fisher 150/1 Keegan Bradley 150/1 Danny Willett 150/1 Dylan Frittelli 150/1 Matthew Southgate 150/1 Stewart Cink 150/1 Kevin Na 150/1 Ryan Moore 150/1 Kyle Stanley 200/1 Kevin Kisner 200/1 Si Woo Kim 200/1 Padraig Harrington 200/1 Cameron Smith 200/1 Anirban Lahiri 200/1 Alexander Bjork 200/1 Julian Suri 200/1 Beau Hossler 200/1 Retief Goosen 200/1 Eddie Pepperell 200/1 Kevin Chappell 250/1 Adam Hadwin 250/1 Shubhankar Sharma 250/1 Chesson Hadley 250/1 Alexander Levy 250/1 Chez Reavie 250/1 Brendan Steele 250/1 Pat Perez 250/1 Charles Howell III 250/1 Yusaku Miyazato 250/1 Matt Wallace 250/1 Jorge Campillo 250/1 Austin Cook 250/1 Brandon Stone 250/1 Michael Kim 250/1 Nicolas Colsaerts 300/1 George Coetzee 300/1 Matt Jones 300/1 Jonas Blixt 300/1 Jhonattan Vegas 300/1 Erik Van Rooyen 300/1 Shaun Norris 300/1 Marcus Kinhult 300/1 Bronson Burgoon 300/1 Jason Kokrak 300/1 Andrew Landry 300/1 Satoshi Kodaira 500/1 Scott Jamieson 500/1 Jordan Smith 500/1 Ernie Els 500/1 Cameron Davis 500/1 Fabrizio Zanotti 500/1 Yuta Ikeda 500/1 Hideto Tanihara 500/1 Bernhard Langer 500/1 Patton Kizzire 500/1 Ryan Armour 500/1 Abraham Ancer 500/1 Sung Kang 500/1 Tom Lewis 500/1 Zander Lombard 500/1 Kelly Kraft 500/1 Jens Dantorp 500/1 Sean Crocker 1000/1 Gavin Green 1000/1 Michael Hendry 1000/1 Brett Rumford 1000/1 Shota Akiyoshi 1000/1 Danthai Boonma 1000/1 Brady Schnell 1000/1 Darren Clarke 1000/1 Lucas Herbert 1000/1 Jazz Janewattananond 1000/1 Tom Lehman 1000/1 Kodai Ichihara 1000/1 Ryuko Tokimatsu 1000/1 Sanghyun Park 1000/1 Minchel Choi 1000/1 Oliver Wilson 1000/1 Grant Forrest 1000/1 Jack Senior 1000/1 Nicolai Hojgaard 1000/1 Masanori Kobayashi 2000/1 Masahiro Kawamura 2000/1 Yuxin Lin 2000/1 Mark Calcavecchia 2000/1 Jovan Rebula 2000/1 Ashton Turner 2000/1 Rhys Enoch 2000/1 Marcus Armitage 2000/1 Sam Locke 2000/1 James Robinson 2000/1 Haraldur Magnus 2000/1 Thomas Curtis 2000/1 Todd Hamilton 3000/1 David Duval 3000/1 Sandy Lyle 3000/1

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