Ryan Fox Did That Thing With the Jug, and We're All About It
Well, would you look at that. Ryan Fox, a bloke from New Zealand, has gone and snagged the Claret Jug at the British Open. While the golf gods were busy apparently sketching out more dramatic comebacks for the usual suspects, it was the unflappable Kiwi who casually reminded everyone that sometimes, just being really, really good (and not completely losing your cool) is enough.
Read the originalMacIntyre’s Fury: More Shortbread, Less Zen
Young Robert MacIntyre, a chap who appears to have been marinated in Scottish drizzle and possibly a bit too much shortbread, wrapped up his Open Championship bid with the kind of emotional fireworks usually reserved for a toddler who’s just discovered the biscuit tin is empty.
Read the originalThe Open Championship: Booked Solid Until the Sun Explodes
Right then, the venerable R&A, keepers of the Claret Jug and the world’s most enthusiastic embrace of damp wool, have gone and done it. They’ve announced the Open Championship venues for, well, forever.
Read the originalFox's Big Score: The Open Proves Golf's Still a Rich Man's Game
The 2026 Open Championship just wrapped up, and let me tell you, it didn't end with a meek little *thwack*. No, it went out with a colossal *ker-ching*, especially for Mr. Ryan Fox. His first major win is now not just etched in history, but also padded with a cool $3.2 million.
Read the originalMazzoli's Dominican Delight: A Caper of Birdies and Blunders
Well, would you look at that. Stefano Mazzoli, the Italian chap who apparently packed extra luck along with his sunblock, has snagged his first PGA Tour win at the Corales Puntacana Championship.
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