It’s the final major of the PGA Tour season, and David Bastl is here to dive into the latest odds and betting market. Shane Lowry, the 2019 champ who dominated last time out, is listed at +2200. Bastl shares his prediction for who lifts the trophy.

Words are tricky. Their meanings change constantly, and the next thing you know, a phrase as old as time has a new definition. Golf is a sport of history, which makes this entire rigamarole over what to call the British Open/Open Championship/The Open so confusing.

The Genesis Scottish Open kicks off golf's most dramatic fortnight, with Open Championship spots on the line and Scotland's finest links courses ready to test the world's best players.

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The 153rd Open Championship will be contested at Royal Portrush in Portrush, Northern Ireland. It’s the second time the course has played host, first doing so in 2019 and won by Ireland’s Shane Lowry. Xander Schauffele is the defending championship, having prevailed last year at Royal Troon on the western coast of Scotland.

The world’s No. 1 golfer shot a 3-under 67 in the first round of his final event before next week’s Open Championship.

It’s safe to say Scottie Scheffler wants to win the year’s final men’s major, the British Open, next week at Royal Portrush. To do so, of course, requires something a little different than what’s needed at the Masters,

Nine players as well as officials from the R&A will take part in formal press conferences ahead of the Open Championship at Royal Portrush.