The Open 2019: Rory McIlroy's hopes in tatters after opening round of 79
Rory McIlroy makes a quadruple bogey on the first hole and triple bogey at the last as his bid for a home Open victory at Royal Portrush is left in tatters. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Portrush set to stay on Open rota – R&A
R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers says he expects Royal Portrush to remain on the Open rota "for many years to come". Source: BBC
The Open can leave lasting legacy for Northern Ireland – McIlroy
The legacy of bringing The Open back to Northern Ireland for the first time in 68 years will be about more than golf for the country, says Rory McIlroy. Source: BBC
Rain and 35mph winds on Sunday – a challenging forecast for The Open
The Open Championship at Royal Portrush starts on Thursday and the weather will play a part - Simon King has more detail on what's ahead. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: 'It's the local accent' – Tiger Woods struggles to understand BBC reporter
Tiger Woods has mastered golf courses all around the world, but struggles to pick up on a Northern Irish accent during a press conference at the 2019 Open. Source: BBC
'Portrush looks great but it can make you cry' – BBC presenter Dan Walker takes on Dunluce Links
Find out how BBC presenter Dan Walker fared when he took on the Dunluce Links - home to this week's 148th Open Championship. Source: BBC
'Not as sharp' Woods playing light to prolong career
Tiger Woods is "not as sharp" as he would like to be for this week's Open Championship but says a light schedule is vital to prolonging his career. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Winning at Portrush would mean more – McIlroy
Northern Ireland's world number three Rory McIlroy says winning in his native country at Portrush this weekend would mean more than winning any other Open Championship. Source: BBC
Blind golf: Impairment 'won't stop me playing'
Nick Burr lost his sight aged 25 but is determined to make the most of it. Source: BBC
McIlroy hoping for tears of joy at 'home' Open
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy says it would be hard not to "burst out crying" if he won the Open on home soil at Royal Portrush. Source: BBC