'McIlroy left in grim major battle after another tale of woe'
It was another day when things went wrong for Rory McIlroy in a major, writes Tom English. Source: BBC
'Cracking round of golf' – Thomas gets back-to-back birdies
Watch as Justin Thomas hits back-to-back birdies on the 17th and 18th hole to come in at three under par on day one of The Open at Royal Troon. Source: BBC
Coffee and biscuits await after MacIntyre tames 'beast'
Scottish Open champion Bob MacIntyre battles the conditions to start well at Royal Troon. Source: BBC
Koepka hits 'magnificent' tee shot for birdie
Watch as Bruce Koepka hits a "magnificent" tee shot for birdie on the fifth hole on day one of The Open at Royal Troon. Source: BBC
I don't care Open prize lower than rivals – R&A chief
R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers "doesn't care" that The Open is not in the top 25 golf events in terms of prize money on offer. Source: BBC
MacIntyre relaxed after 'wild' Scottish celebrations
Robert MacIntyre says he is coming in to this week's Open Championship with the same "zero expectations" he had before winning the Scottish Open last Sunday. Source: BBC
The Postage Stamp: A simple hole with a severe price
Royal Troon's eighth hole is the shortest on the Open rota but is feared as much as it is loved by all who play it, writes Tom English. Source: BBC
'Gobsmacking brilliance of High Noon at Troon will never fade'
Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson played out one of the greatest final rounds in Open history the last time the tournament was held at Troon in 2016. Source: BBC
Wolverhampton's Rai in great form for Troon
Aaron Rai, the in-form Wolverhampton golfer making a name for himself in America, could compete strongly at Royal Troon. Source: BBC
Criticism of McIlroy makes 'my blood boil' – Lowry
Shane Lowry says he will "argue with anyone" who suggests Rory McIlroy's attempts to win a fifth major would be boosted by a change of caddie. Source: BBC