Mark Cannizzaro is a Senior Sports Writer at the New York Post. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including professional sports, NCAA basketball, and golf, having served as the Jets beat writer and now writing columns on various teams and sports. Mark's work has been featured in News.com.au, CODE, FOX SPORTS Australia, and several other prominent publications.
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By: Mark Cannizzaro
SOUTHPORT, England — There's not a lot more you could have asked for from a British Open entering the weekend than what the 154th has delivered through two rounds at Royal Birkdale on its thirsty, scorched- earth, browned-out links.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
SOUTHPORT, England — The “Son of Southport” is in position to win his dream British Open in his hometown.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
You’ve probably seen the videos by now. Both of them. One more damning than the other.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
Mark Cannizzaro SOUTHPORT, England — Only Bryson DeChambeau. He simply cannot get out of his own way
By: Mark Cannizzaro
Switch between CA and NY editions here. SOUTHPORT, England — Another day at the British Open, another 62 posted.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
SOUTHPORT, England — There was still a buzz around Royal Birkdale on Saturday about the Bryson DeChambeau saga that played out late into the night Friday.
SOUTHPORT, England — Friday of the 154th British Open may forever be known as the Tale of Two 62s. It left you to ponder a few things:
By: Mark Cannizzaro
There was still a buzz around Birkdale on Saturday about the Bryson DeChambeau saga that played out late into the night Friday.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
If we’re being realistic, Sam Burns deserves to win the 154th British Open on Sunday at Royal Birkdale.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
SOUTHPORT, England — Everyone once in their lifetime should feel loved the way the Royal Birkdale fans adore Tommy Fleetwood.
