Golf Leaders Clash as Tiger Trails and Mickelson Stumbles
Saturday at the Open sees Todd Hamilton lead after a 6-iron 103 on the par 3 as Ernie Els chases in a crowded field. Phil Mickelson and Retief Goosen, with Tiger Woods, sit within five shots of the leader. Hamilton and Els headline a day of major champions near the top. Woods opens 3-under early but struggles to maintain pace amid tight scoring and spectator mishaps.
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Open Championship at Troon Faces Heavyweight Title Talks
The Open at Troon narrows to a duel among leaders led by Hamilton and Mickelson, each chasing a major win. Tiger Woods stresses consistency as essential, while Levet, Goosen, and Verplank remain within reach, with late-round drama shaping the weekend.
Mickelson and the Open’s Lucky Break at Troon
Masters champion Phil Mickelson kept a bogey free stretch alive after a spectator was struck by his shot near the 15th hole. He later salvaged par with a precise wedge and praised the lucky bounce that kept his round going in the British Open at Troon.
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Tiger Woods Faces Major Challenge At Royal Troon
Two years into his major drought, Tiger Woods trails Todd Hamilton by four with five players ahead on a stacked leaderboard. Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els praise the field as Woods vows to fight back, while past champions show how final rounds decide titles.
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Montgomerie Clings to British Open Hopes at Troon
Colin Montgomerie faces a painful late stumble as a bogey at the 18th leaves him 5 behind after a 1 over 72. Skip Kendall and Mike Weir tie for ninth after a 75. Calcavecchia rebounds with 69 as Troon tests every mental edge. O'Meara savors grit with a clutch bunker escape. Defending champ Curtis misses cut, joining a list of former winners ousted in 50 years.
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