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The US Open risks losing a generation of fans by going head-to-head with the NFL

The men’s final is shifting its start time, putting it in a fight for eyeballs with the media behemoth and stripping away a unique moment on the tennis calendar

The Guardian - US

Popyrin leads promising Australian US Open challenge

Alexei Popyrin is keeping his eye on the ball after leading four Australians into the second round of the US Open on day one at Flushing Meadows.

AAP

Ben Shelton: ‘Football and basketball and baseball were the cooler sports to play in America. But here we are’

The Florida native tapped as America’s next great tennis star opens up about his meteoric ascent, sitting out the Olympics and where he plans on going from here

The Guardian - US

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Olympic Champion Ko Ends Eight-year Major Drought With Women's British Open Win

Lydia Ko said she had enjoyed a "Cinderella" story after ending an eight-year wait for a major title by winning the Women's British Open at St. Andrews on Sunday, just a fortnight after her Olympic gold medal triumph in Paris.

International Business Times

Fond memories fuel Tomljanovic's New York return

Former quarter-finalist Ajla Tomljanovic is hoping to rediscover the magic of two years ago when she leads Australia's first-day assault at the US Open.

AAP

Lydia Ko continues golden summer with Open triumph

New Zealand's Lydia Ko has added a third major title to her glittering resume, lifting the Women's British Open crown a fortnight after striking Olympic gold.

AAP

2024 AIG Women’s British Open Final Payouts, Prize Money, Winnings: Lydia Ko Wins $1.425 Million

The gold medalist from the Paris Olympics won the year's final major at the Old Course at St. Andrews.

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Lydia Ko Wins AIG Women's Open In Thrilling Finale At St Andrews: As It Happened

The battle to land the final Major of the season went right down to the wire at St Andrews, with Lydia Ko reigning supreme at the AIG Women's Open

Golf Monthly

Nelly Korda slips in hunt for British Open triumph

Nelly Korda's three-stroke lead has disappeared in the Women's British Open, leaving her to start the final round two behind former world No.1 Jiyai Shin.

AAP

10 Big Names To Miss The Cut At The AIG Women’s Open

There are some surprising names who are heading home early after missing the cut at St Andrews

Golf Monthly

Charley Hull Leads At AIG Women’s Open After Windy First Round

Charley Hull carded a brilliant five-under 67 to claim a one-shot lead over Ruoning Yin and Nelly Korda after a challenging, windy first round at St Andrews

Golf Monthly

Aussie Open challenge gone with the St Andrews wind

Australia's best women golfers found the wind too tough an adversary at the British Open as US world no.1 Nelly Korda was among those to show them the way.

AAP

Seventh heaven for Australia's US Open qualifying hopes

Australia has seven tennis players into the final round of US Open qualifying for the first time in 30 years, raising hopes of a 20-strong main-draw challenge.

AAP

U.S. Amateur Champion Jose Luis Ballester Is Keeping His Professional Options Open

The newly minted U.S. Amateur champ from Spain, who is close with fellow countryman and LIV golfer Sergio Garcia, is returning for one more year at Arizona State before turning pro.

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Golf Monthly

R&A Plans To Use Same Courses On Both Open Rotas With 'One Exception' For Women's Championship

Martin Slumbers said that both the men's and women's Open Championship will move towards being played at the same courses - but "with one exception" for the AIG Women's Open

The Guardian - UK

‘It will be a battle’: world’s best golfers braced for wild, windy Women’s Open

Catriona Matthew, competing in her final British Open, fears St Andrews’ Old Course may be ‘borderline unplayable’

AAP

Australian golfers eye British Open glory at St Andrews

The St Andrews Old Course, golf's spiritual home, will be the venue for the sport's ninth and final major championship of the year, with seven Aussies playing.

Top News

Swiatek And Sinner Secure Semifinal Spots In Cincinnati Open

Top-ranked players Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner secure spots in Cincinnati Open semifinals after thrilling matches. Exciting matchups ahead in the semifin...

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Minjee Lee, Megan Khang keeping their eyes on the prize through tough ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open conditions

"It's kind of crazy. I'm aiming 30, 40 yards right of the pin."

AAP

Aussie McDade capitalises on late PNG Open call up

PNG PM James Marape's late withdrawal opened the door for Australia's Connor McDade to play the PNG Open and he made the most of his chance on day one.

AAP

Fit-again De Minaur set for return at the US Open

Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur has confirmed his US Open participation, declaring himself fit again after being sidelined for a month with a hip injury.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Book Review: Sean Zak’s ‘Searching in St. Andrews’ will leave you #jealous as he lives his best life

For 90 days, Zak lived his best life in the Home of Golf and then he wrote a book about it.

Sports Illustrated

Men's Olympic Golf Power Rankings: Our Model Says Stars Should Shine in Paris

The men's golf competition kicks off Thursday, and our model says the small field leaves an opening for the biggest stars to compete for gold.

Sports Illustrated

Xander Schauffele Is Still Riding High As He Prepares for Gold-Medal Defense in Paris

The new British Open champion took time to celebrate his career-making season, but Olympic golf may be more special to him than many of his peers. He's ready to play for another gold medal.

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