Woods does everything but win at The Open
By Ryan Lavner
No, Tiger Woods didn't win the Open Championship, but the mere fact that led it for a while is unbelievable considering where he was a year ago.
Breakdown: Tiger continues to show he's for real
Tiger after Sunday 71: 'I'm a little ticked off with myself'
Fans yell during Tiger's tee shot on No. 18
Highlights: Tiger comes up just short at Carnoustie
TT postscript: Not a win, but an amazing week
By Tiger Tracker
Tiger Woods came up a little short in his bid for a 15th major, but there were plenty of positives to his entire week at Carnoustie.
Woods shares emotional embrace with his kids
By Jay Coffin
“The only thing they’ve seen is my struggles and the pain I was going through," Woods said. "Now they just want to go play soccer with me."
Woods (T-6) qualifies for WGC-Bridgestone
By Will Gray
After narrowly missing out on a 15th major title, Tiger Woods can take solace in the fact that he earned a return to Firestone.
Watch: Fan yells during Tiger's swing on 18
By Jay Coffin
Attempting to bash a driver off the 18th tee on Sunday, Tiger Woods flinched when a fan yelled in the middle of his downswing.
FIRST ITALIAN MAJOR CHAMPION
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Molinari: 'That putt on the last I'll never forget'
Champion Golfer of the Year: Francesco Molinari
Bogey-free Molinari wins wild Open by two
By Will Gray
With a steady round that included 16 pars and two birdies, Italy's Francesco Molinari broke free from a star-studded leaderboard to win the Open by two shots.
Molinari had avoided Carnoustie on purpose
By Rex Hoggard
"It's one of the reasons I didn't play the Dunhill Links in the last few years, because I got beaten up around here a few times in the past."
Highlights: F. Molinari flawless in Open triumph
Edoardo, other pros congratulate Francesco
By Grill Room Team
Here's Open champion Francesco Molinari's new collection of Twitter hat-tips. Let's start off with Frankie's brother, Dodo.
Molinari hopes to inspire as Rocca inspired him
By Rex Hoggard
Francesco Molinari was 12 years old when Costantino Rocca came within a playoff of becoming Italy’s first major champion at the 1995 Open at St. Andrews.
JUST OUT OF CLARET JUG GRASP
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Rory (70): 'Could have squeezed one more out of the round'
McIlroy (T-2): 'I just ran out of holes'
By Jay Coffin
Rory McIlroy summed up his Sunday at Carnoustie like this: “I don’t really feel like it’s a defeat. I feel like it’s a good week.”
Schauffele on close call: Nothing but a positive
By Ryan Lavner
Xander Schauffele awkwardly splashed out of three pot bunkers, went out in 40 and still somehow had a chance to win.
Spieth shrugs off his worst major final round
By Jay Coffin
Fifty-four-hole co-leader Jordan Spieth shot 5-over 76 - his worst final round in a major - and failed to make a birdie, but he got over it quickly.
Rose: T-2 finish renewed my love of The Open
By Jay Coffin
“It just proves to me that I can play well in this tournament, that I can win The Open,” Rose said. “When I’m in the hunt, I