Woods poised for historic British Open three-peat
Tiger Woods continues his era defining rise as he heads to Carnoustie for the 136th British Open with a chance to win a third straight major and equal Jack Nicklaus and Harry Vardon with six titles. Experts note his Masters dominance and links-style adaptability while recalling past Open battles and his quest for the calendar Grand Slam.
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Leaders emerge at multiple tours amid windy Scots Open
Phil Mickelson shot 3 under 68 to grab a one stroke lead at the Scottish Open with Gregory Havret and Jose Manuel Lara close behind. Nathan Green extended his John Deere Classic lead to 15 under after a 68 while Ri Pak edged Morgan Pressel in the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic third round. Endicott, NY saw RW Aks card a 62 to take a second round lead at Dick's Sporting Goods Open.
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