The Open 2019: England's Lee Westwood birdies three holes to go 10 under par
Lee Westwood hits three consecutive birdies on the second, third and fourth to move to 10-under par and into a share of the lead at Royal Portrush. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: 'You little beauty' – Graeme McDowell hits brilliant approach to seal 68
Graeme McDowell hits an approach shot on the 18th to within a couple of feet to set up a birdie at Royal Portrush. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Follow TV, radio and online coverage on the BBC
Follow comprehensive coverage of the 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush across BBC TV, radio and online. Source: BBC
I felt the love from the crowd – emotional McIlroy 'proud of Portrush'
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy says missing the cut at his home Open hurt, but the "love" of the crowd spurred him on to a remarkable round of 65. Source: BBC
Tiger Woods says he's not consistent as he misses cut at The Open
Three-time champion Tiger Woods says he lacks consistency now he is an 'older athlete' after missing the cut at this year's Open. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Shane Lowry races up the leaderboard with a brilliant start to the second round
Watch Shane Lowry's three birdies as the Irishman makes a lightning fast start to race up the leaderboard at the Open. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Lee Westwood & Tommy Fleetwood move into contention at Royal Portrush
Tommy Fleetwood and Lee Westwood lead the English charge on day two of the 148th Open as the world's best players bunch up behind leader JB Holmes. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Tommy Fleetwood fires into contention at Portrush with a second-round 67
Watch the final three birdies of Tommy Fleetwood's round as the Englishmen hits a second round 67 to move to seven-under par and fire himself into contention at Royal Portrush. Source: BBC
More rain for The Open? Check out the forecast…
Simon King takes a look at the weather prospects for Royal Portrush over the weekend. Source: BBC
The Open 2019: Rory McIlroy reflects on 'inexcusable' miss on hole 16
Rory McIlroy says his shocking short putt miss on the 16th was the moment he was "most disappointed" by after a horrible first day at The Open sees him card an eight-over round of 79. Source: BBC