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

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

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

Aaron Rai, the in-form Wolverhampton golfer making a name for himself in America, could compete strongly at Royal Troon. Source: BBC

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

Tiger Woods says he turned up at Royal Troon jaded after watching news of the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump on his flight. Source: BBC

When Bobby Locke coined his immortal phrase, ‘drive for show, putt for dough’, it was just another flag the great South African planted in the story of golf. Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy will play alongside Ryder Cup team-mate Tyrrell Hatton, while Scotland's Robert MacIntyre is out with Jon Rahm and Tommy Fleetwood for the first two rounds of The Open. Source: BBC

It is scarcely believable that this is Ludvig Aberg's first Open Championship given his meteoric rise in the game over the past 13 months. Source: BBC

American Brian Harman says the Claret Jug will leave a "gap" after going "everywhere" with him in the year since he won last year's Open Championship. Source: BBC

Tiger Woods will try his best to win a fourth Open but the reality is the generation he inspired will be battling for the title come Sunday, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy says he hopes improvement in his putting can help him challenge for the Open Championship at Royal Troon. Source: BBC

England's Harry Hall comes through a five-man play-off to win the Isco Championship in Kentucky. Source: BBC

Japan's Ayaka Furue makes final-hole eagle to win her first major with a dramatic one-shot victory at the Evian Championship. Source: BBC

Home favourite Robert MacIntyre posts a stunning 63 to trail leader Ludvig Aberg by two shots heading into the Scottish Open final day. Source: BBC

Australia's Stephanie Kyriacou heads into the final round of the Evian Championship with a one-shot lead. Source: BBC

Japan's Ayaka Furue leads the Evian Championship by two shots after the second round is completed on Saturday because of dangerous weather conditions the previous day. Source: BBC

A look at the favourites, prize money, tee-times and BBC coverage of the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon. Source: BBC

In-form Swede Ludvig Aberg impressively compiles a second successive 64 to set the clubhouse target on day two of the Scottish Open. Source: BBC

Scotland's Gemma Dryburgh shares the lead after the opening round of the Evian Championship in France. Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy reveals "disbelief" at Keegan Bradley being appointed United States captain for the Ryder Cup. Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy rebounds from US Open heartbreak by starting his Scottish Open title defence in imposing fashion. Source: BBC

Robert MacIntyre says he is "as calm as I've ever been" playing in his home nation heading into the 2024 Scottish Open. Source: BBC

World number two Rory McIlroy is in a positive mood as he looks to put last month's US Open collapse behind him, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC

Rory McIlroy says he will "learn a lot" from his late collapse at the US Open but insists it was not the toughest defeat of his career. Source: BBC