British Open 2010: The Wild Ride of John Daly Continues at St. Andrews

The sideshow that is John Daly roared to close to the top of the leaderboard Thursday with a six-under 66 in the first round of the 2010 British Open. He stepped to the first tee in his psychedelic lavender paisley pants, peach-colored short, sky blue sleeveless sweater, and turquoise cap. As usual, he was a fashion mess. But don’t let the cigarette and the can that he carried around the course... 

2010 British Open: The Coming of Rory McIlroy at the Open at St. Andrews

Featured Columnist Andy Reistetter is home in Jacksonville Beach, Florida taking a break after 10 straight weeks on tour. While enjoying watching the Open at St. Andrews on television this week, here are his thoughts and comments…   Mike Tirico pointed out something interesting on ESPN this morning… Rory McIlroy finished his round and shot three times his age. Big deal, we all can... 

2010 British Open: John Daly Finds Peace at the Old Course

“There’s just something peaceful about this place. I remember when I came here in ’95, I wasn’t playing good golf.  I was playing horrible golf. I didn’t know what to expect, but I knew how much I loved this place.” That is what John Daly had to say after his opening round of 66, currently tied for second place at the British Open. So far, in the early stages... 

2010 British Open: Phil Mickelson Plays Possum

Phil Mickelson has won one major and finished fourth in another so far this year. He’s played so well that he would have taken over the world’s top spot had he just simply closed with a quadruple bogey last weekend at the Scottish Open. BUT —he didn’t. His quintuple bogey on the 18th hole last Friday meant Lefty missed the cut by one stroke. Now, I’m... 

2010 British Open: Tee Time at The Open Championship at St. Andrews

The Open Championship begins this morning at the Old Course at St. Andrews in Scotland.  St. Andrews is one of my favorite venues and The Open is one of my favorite sporting events.  I’ve always been drawn to history and tradition, and the Old Course is by far the most recognizable course in Europe.  It’s not a long course and scores should be low barring horrible weather. ... 

British Open Field 2010: Eight Players Who Always Excel at St. Andrews

The field is wide open this year at the British Open at St. Andrews. Tiger Woods has won this tournament twice on this golf course, and he figures to contend for number three. However, Tiger has been struggling coming in, and for that reason there are about twenty guys in the field who feel they have a legitimate shot at winning this thing. Not many in this field have had success on this course in... 

2010 British Open: Tiger Woods, the Favorite at St. Andrews

There are reports that claim that Tiger Woods is the favorite at St. Andrews this weekend. That seems like a bit of a stretch. It’s understood that the man is simply the best golfer of all time. But, he does not deserve to be the favorite just because he is Tiger Woods. He has not been putting or striking the ball off the tee very well at all. And if he can’t control his driver on... 

British Open 2010: It’s Phil, Ernie, Ian, Tom, Justin, Steve, Rory, or Tim

Kathy Bissell When it comes to picking a winner at the British Open, it’s easier to guess who’s got no shot, as the late Rob Rosburg used to say. Colin Montgomerie? No shot. Nick Faldo ? No shot. Peter Senior? No shot. Who will win? Another kettle of fish and chips. Even among the stars, picks are hard to make. If Phil Mickelson were to win a British Open, it should be at The Old Course... 

British Open Golf 2010: Thursday Tee Times, TV Schedule & Live Streaming

It’s a good thing we had the World Cup to prepare us for the early morning tee times at the British Open.  Set your alarm clocks and grab your caffeine.  All times listed are EST.   TV Schedule 4 a.m-3 p.m. : First-round coverage, ESPN 3-6 p.m. : The Open Championship Today, ESPN 7-9 p.m. : “Live From St. Andrews,” Golf Channel 7-10 p.m. : First-round replay, ESPN ESPN3.com... 

2010 British Open: How Open Championship Suspense Restored Golf’s Fervor

The fusion of the British Open returning to golf’s Graceland and the complete inability to predict this year’s champion have generated an electrifying anticipation throughout the golf world. Why? We have all become skeptics. Will Tiger Woods finally win? If he does capture his 15th major, how long until he beats Jack Nickalus’ record of 18 major championships? Can Phil Mickelson... 

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