SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — If you thought two weeks was enough time for Phil Mickelson to get over his second-place finish in the British Open duel with Henrik Stenson, guess again.
The celebration began long before Rory McIlroy had a chance to drink out of the claret jug.
George Coetzee wasn’t planning much of a celebration for his 28th birthday.
He did give himself a pretty nice gift — a 3-under 69 at the British Open.
(AP) — On a day when Tiger Woods returned to the majors, there was an Italian flair to the British Open leaderboard.
Tiger Woods was an early arrival to the British Open with hopes of avoiding an early departure.