Els 'unbelievably proud' of Oosthuizen
No one was happier than world number six Ernie Els after protégé Louis Oosthuizen cantered to a seven-shot victory at the Open Championship.
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Tiger looks to recapture Open magic
Tiger Woods will try to prove that his lurid sex scandal has not shattered his championship form when the Open Championship begins on Thursday.
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Stage set for more Open history at St Andrews
Golf's greatest players gathered on Monday for practice rounds in St Andrews ahead of Thursday's start of the Open Championship.
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Harrington claims second Open title in style
Padraig Harrington became the first European in over a century to retain the Open Championship title with a gutsy final round on Sunday.
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Norman turns back time to lead the Open
Rewired Greg Norman emerged from a day of high winds and high drama at Royal Birkdale on Saturday to lead the Open Championship after three rounds.
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KJ and Norman unlikely Open contenders
KJ Choi is two rounds away from becoming the first Asian to win a Major after knocking Greg Norman off the top of the Open Championship leaderboard.
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It's Open without Tiger
Walk towards the Royal Birkdale course and you pass banners welcoming the world to the 2008 Open Championship that show Tiger Woods mid-swing.
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Els, Garcia feel at home at the Open
Sergio Garcia is from Spain, and Ernie Els hails from South Africa, but both feel right at home on the north-west coast of England.
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Golf no longer top priority, but Els still remains hungry
Ernie Els has offered an insight into the impact that his son Ben's diagnosis with autism has had, admitting that golf is no longer the priority.
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