Louis Oosthuizen's runaway at St. Andrews was built on a series of stellar shots, from the winner and many of the game's top players. Check out all the booming drives, arrow-like approaches and prodigious putts in our exclusive video highlight package. Watch now ...
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Even on Sunday, the gamblers among the gallery weren't putting a lot of money down on Louis Oosthuizen. But he stayed cool and wrapped up the biggest week of his life with a Tiger Woods-like runaway that confirmed his arrival on the game’s biggest stage. Read more ...
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Not surprisingly, the players had a lot to say as they reflected back on Sunday's climactic finale. See – and hear – what champion Louis Oosthuizen and several of the top contenders have to say in our exclusive video interviews. See Oosthuizen interview ...
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On a day when he thought he could win his first major, Paul Casey ended up barely within eyesight of the Claret Jug. Yet as annoyed as Casey was with his finish, he was equally pleased with himself the way he approached Open week at St. Andrews. Read more ...
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Louis Oosthuizen's victory stroll around St. Andrews was far from the only action on and around the Old Course Sunday. Check out all the sights from the final day of the British Open from our photographers' point of view. See images ...
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Tiger Woods knew he needed a big start Sunday, and when it didn't happen he knew even a miracle finish was out of reach. Now it's back home to practice, especially on the putting greens.
Related: Woods' scorecard | At home at Home of Golf
Graeme McDowell hopes his U.S. Open "hangover" is officially over after a mid-pack finish Sunday. With the PGA Championship looming, he says it's time to get back down to business.
Related: McDowell's scorecard | Old Course, acquired taste
Colin Montgomerie was happy to play four rounds this week, but not happy with his putting. He is, however, very pleased with the strong play of several of his potential team members.
Related: Monty's scorecard | Visit RYDERCUP.com
Phil Mickelson called his week "fun," and stressed that his disappointment at the way he played couldn't diminish from the enjoyment of experiencing a British Open at St. Andrews.
Related: Mickelson's scorecard | Phil's Open puzzler
Stewart Cink wasn't happy with the way he played, but enjoyed his week as defending champion and is still reveling in the satisfaction of his breakthrough triumph last year at Turnberry.
Related: Cink's scorecard | Cink savors his role
After struggling mightily on the greens during the first three rounds at St. Andrews, Tiger Woods has put his old Titleist putter back in his bag for the final round of the Open Championship.
Five-time British Open champion Tom Watson bade a fond farewell to St. Andrews on Friday with a pause on the Swilcan Bridge and a final-hole birdie. He fully plans to play in 2011, though.
Related: Watson's scorecard | Disappointed with start
Arnold Palmer grew emotional as he discussed St. Andrews on Wednesday, and he had every right. His hope is that other golfers will come to love and understand the place as much as he does.
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