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    Complete coverage from Carnoustie

    August 19, 2007
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    Post-Tournament

    In a finish eerily similar to the 1999 British Open, Sergio Garcia's final- round collapse allows Padraig Harrington to overcome his own 72nd-hole disaster and claim his first career major championship

    By John Hawkins

    Stats and scores covering all four rounds from Carnoustie

    By Brett Avery

    Padraig Harrington and Sergio Garcia weren't the only ones to feel the pain of Carnoustie's home hole

    By Tim Rosaforte

    Sergio Garcia is already better than Seve Ballesteros in some areas. In others, he doesn't yet measure up

    By Jaime Diaz

    A four-day walk with Ernie Els captures the ebb and flow of the British Open -- and the man himself

    By Bill Fields

    How the top 10 players on the World Ranking entering the British Open fared

    By John Antonini

    TOURNAMENT

    __ROUND 1: RECAP | PHOTOS

    ROUND 2: RECAP | PHOTOS

    ROUND 3: RECAP | PHOTOS

    ROUND 4: RECAP | PHOTOS__

    TIGER WATCH

    By Mark Soltau

    PRE-TOURNAMENT

    Plenty of greats were tortured the last time the Open was played at Carnoustie, in 1999. How will the old Scottish brute play this year?

    By Ron Whitten

    It has been a decade of highs and lows after contending at the Open at age 17.

    By Jaime Diaz

    Recalling the British Open gatecrasher Maurice Flitcroft.

    By Dave Kindred

    At the 1999 Open, Frenchman Jean Van De Velde needed a 6 to win. Instead he made a 7, and history