Garcia overcomes Carnoustie memories, trying once again to win a major championship
SOUTHPORT, England — Sleep didn’t come easy on those first few nights, when Sergio Garcia’s emotions were still raw, when he would replay the last minutes of the 136th British Open at Carnoustie for hours on end. He remembers walking down the 17th fairway, where he spotted Padraig Harrington walking the wrong way toward him from the 18th hole, and he remembers smiling and saying hello.
A Timeline of the Open Championship
The following is a timeline of the Open Championship, dating all the way back to 1860.
PGA Tour Confidential: British Open Edition
Someone asked me what it’s like to have a major championship knowing that Tiger Woods won’t be around. “Refreshing,” I said. I was kidding, but it is a little strange to go into a pair of majors without the No. 1 player in the world. It’ll be like the Players Championship — we’ll end up with Sergio Garcia having to fend off Paul Goydos.
Open Back at Royal Birkdale Without Tiger
Royal Birkdale has a reputation as the fairest of all links courses in the British Open rotation.
Mickelson Moves Up Leaderboard with Ace
Phil Mickelson had a hole-in-one at the Scottish Open on Friday to make the cut and go into the weekend five strokes behind leader Angel Cabrera.
Donald Out for Open Champion with Injury
PGA and European Tour player Luke Donald will be forced to miss at least the next three to four weeks, including The Open Championship next week, after suffering a wrist injury during the final round at the U.S. Open last month.
Woods on Pace to Surpass Another Record
Tiger Woods is on pace to pass one billion dollars in career earning by 2010
Wie Receives Exemption for Canadian Women’s Open
Michelle Wie has been given a sponsor’s exemption to play in the $2.25 million Canadian Women’s Open, the Royal Canadian Golf Association said.

