Mark Cannizzaro is a sports columnist for the New York Post. With a focus on national and New York sports, Mark provides analysis, opinions, and coverage of various sporting events and teams. His work has also been featured in News.com.au, FOX SPORTS Australia, and CODE.
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By: Mark Cannizzaro
There was something incredibly refreshing seeing Justin Rose put himself through the stress of trying to qualify for the British Open.
TROON, Scotland — The Rory McIlroy count now moves to 11 years without a major championship, spanning 38 of them since his last victory, in 2014.
TROON, Scotland — If survival makes for riveting theater, then you cannot take your eyes off this 152nd British Open at Royal Troon.
TROON, Scotland — If you expected him to go away, you weren't alone. Everyone — except maybe Daniel Brown — expected Daniel Brown to go away.
At 4-over entering the final round after shooting an even-par 71 on Saturday, he's not going to win the British Open at Royal Troon.
The 43-year-old Englishman is on the chase of a second career major championship.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
X marked the spot at the PGA Championship in May at Valhalla. X now marks the spot at the 152nd British Open at Royal Troon.
By: Mark Cannizzaro
Justin Rose finished in a tie for second place at the British Open. That, however, didn’t take away from the 43-year-old Englishman being a winner.
TROON, Scotland — Few had ever heard of Thriston Lawrence before he appeared near the top of the British Open leaderboard on Saturday.
Horschel wasn't playing poor golf. He shot 3-under-par 68 on Sunday. The problem was eventual winner Xander Schauffele was playing better.
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