British Open
- On the brink of perhaps the most unlikely win in history, Tom Watson saw a sixth British Open title snatched from his grasp by Stewart Cink. After rolling in a birdie on the final hole of regulation, the 36-year-old Cink prevailed over Watson in a four-hole playoff for his first major title.
• Johnson: Bold new look for Stewart Cink | O'Malley: On the outside looking in
• Birdies and Bogeys: Final round | Lipouts: What they were saying on Sunday
• Dan Jenkins twitters from the British Open | PHOTOS: Best of the British Open
Bonk
Dream Derailed
- Tom Watson's storybook run atop the leaderboard inspired four days of cheers at Turnberry. When a playoff loss prevented him from becoming the oldest major champion in history, he was hardly the only one fighting back tears.
Tour Insider
Love At First Sight
- Steve Marino had never played true links golf until the Open. Marino's play at Turnberry suggested that links golf is a style his game was made for.
British Open Swing Sequences
The Swing That Won The Open
- Cink attributes a more efficient swing that has resulted in gains in accuracy and distance to his work with coach Butch Harmon and trainer Chris Noss.
Fields
Against The Odds
- History suggested a senior like Watson shouldn't have gotten his hopes up about contending. But as Bill Fields writes, he could've bucked the trend.
Tour Talk
Monty Was Miffed By Lyle
- Colin Montgomerie admits his play in the first two rounds was affected by Sandy Lyle's cheating accusation.
• Monty-Lyle was the talk of Turnberry
November 20, 2009
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• Dubai: Westwood leads by two
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• Winners' bags: November 16
• Woods honored by Stanford
• ShopRite Classic back to LPGA
• Week in pictures: Nov. 12-15
• Funk has right knee replaced
• Nickent Golf closes down
• Bivens' backlash roils board
• Watson's British run extended
• Wie wins first LPGA title
• Woods rallies for victory
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The Pro Tours
- Dave Anderson
- John Shippen becomes a PGA member at last
- Jaime Diaz
- The life-long struggle of the late George Archer
- Tim Rosaforte
- No comeback player of the year for Woods
- Matt Ginella
- USGA is encouraged by visit to Erin Hills
- Ron Sirak
- A year-round schedule is not what's best for golf
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- Nov. 9, 2009
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