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SOUTHPORT, England, July 20 (Reuters) - World number two Phil Mickelson said his 16th British Open appearance had been one of the toughest of his career. “Consistently day in, day out it has been as challenging as I have played in for four days,” the

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SOUTHPORT, England Trying to clinch a win for the ages, Greg Norman got off to a very shaky start Sunday at the British Open. The 53-year-old Aussie quickly gave up his two-stroke lead with bogeys on the first two holes at Royal Birkdale

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With the world’s best golfer Tiger Woods missing through injury, Royal Birkdale was crying out for a big story and, as unlikely as it seemed at the start, the Australian veteran obliged. Aged 53, playing his first tournament since May, his first

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SOUTHPORT (Reuters) - World number two Phil Mickelson said his 16th British Open appearance had been one of the toughest of his career. “Consistently day in, day out it has been as challenging as I have played in for four days,” the American left