Open Championship golfers and the British Open favorite to win ahead of the year's final major at Royal Portrush

Tiger Woods didn’t just rewrite the golf record book. He rewrote sports psychology too, he and Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan and every other maniacally driven, winning-is-everything athlete who placed their sport above everything else in their life.

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler was a fountain of introspection Tuesday at his news conference entering the 2025 British Open, calling golf "an unsatisfying venture" and admitting that he often wrestles with motivation.

Scottie Scheffler said on Tuesday he does "not care" about being the tournament favourite as he prepares for his latest tilt at a maiden British Open title this week at Royal Portrush."I could not care any less about being the favourite or not being the favourite,

Scottie Scheffler, the world’s No. 1-ranked player and the most dominant since Tiger Woods, delivered a stunning revelation about what winning golf tournaments means to him on Tuesday in advance of this week’s British Open.

A few seconds after telling a reporter in a press conference on Tuesday at Royal Portrush that he doesn't read many books beyond the prayer devotional on his iPad, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler spent five minutes and 40 seconds tackling a philosophical question that has plagued the sharpest minds our world has produced,

Vegas oddsmakers have some ideas on who might be walking away from Portrush as a major champion. Here's a look at this week's betting odds.

LIV Golf has submitted a bid for world ranking consideration and the world No. 1 said at the British Open that all of golf’s best players should be ranked.

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (AP) — How well do you know British Open history? Try this quiz: b.) He was penalized two shots in the final round for being late to the first tee b.) Christy O’Connor Jr.