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The 154th Open at Royal Birkdale. Champion Golfer of the Year: Ryan Fox

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The Open

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Pot bunker. Awkward stance. No problem for Hideki Matsuyama.

Day two of The 154th Open begins with a birdie from Tiger.

So close to a par from the bunker on 18 for Cameron Young. A 64 in the final round for the American sees him post the clubhouse lead at -9.

Scheffler gets another. A remarkable 17th hole for the Champion Golfer ends with a birdie and puts him just one back.

Shane Lowry with an eagle on 17. The 2019 Champion Golfer's putt finally drops for a three late in his final round.

Robert MacIntyre follows a birdie on the 1st hole with this superb approach on the 2nd to set up another, which he taps in to move to -2.

Another birdie from Bryson.

Three birdies for Fleetwood on moving day, thanks to this latest approach shot. He's one off the lead.

Delightful eagle from Jack McDonald from 114-yards, boosting his chance of making the cut.

Sam Burns leads by two. His third shot into the par-5 17th leaves him a short putt for birdie, which he taps in to get to -10.

Huge par putt by Sam Burns on the 13th hole to stay at -8 and just one back.

Ludvig Åberg is creeping into contention. He's -3 for his third round after this latest birdie on the 17th.

Fox pulls one back. The Kiwi joins Si Woo Kim and Sam Burns at -8, one behind clubhouse leader Cameron Young.

Ludvig Åberg ball-striking around Royal Birkdale.

Sam Burns moves to the top of the leaderboard alongside Lucas Herbert, thanks to this birdie on 14.

Eagle putt sank by Robert MacIntyre on the penultimate hole of his second round. He moves to -5.

Listen to that roar. Back-to-back birdies for Tommy Fleetwood, as he delights the Royal Birkdale crowd on the 15th.

Bryson DeChambeau hits a 406-yard drive on 18.

A new leader of The 154th Open. Si Woo Kim with a birdie on 6 to get the solo lead on -10.

Russell Henley's short game on point. A delightful chip-in on the 10th gets him to -5.

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Ryan Fox. Nerves of steel. That is how you win The 154th Open.

Magical bunker play from Jon Rahm to save par on 18. He's at -4 heading into the final round.

An interesting choice of equipment from US Open champion Wyndham Clark as he dials in on the range. Watch Live at the Range:

You can always rely on Bryson DeChambeau for some creativity. A 3-wood bump-and-run from 150 yards on the 11th hole, and he finds the green. Watch Live At The Range: HSBC Sport | #LiveAtTheRange

Justin Rose attempts to re-enact his famous chip-in as an amateur on the 18th hole at Royal Birkdale in 1998. Watch Live At The Range: HSBC Sport | #LiveAtTheRange

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It's ridiculous. It's Rory. A chip-in eagle for McIlroy on the 9th moves him to -2 for the Championship.

Ivor Robson. 1940 - 2023. A voice synonymous with The Open.

Patrick Reed arrives for his third round. What's in the box, Patrick Reed?

Millimetres from men's major history. An incredible card of 62 from clubhouse leader Lucas Herbert.

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A special moment walking up the 18th at Royal Birkdale in The 154th Open for Southport's own Tommy Fleetwood.

.Wesley Bryan gets up and down on the 5th hole for par, however he follows it up with a bogey on the 6th hole to move to +2. Follow the action here:

80 feet for birdie. No problem. Tommy Fleetwood makes an early move.

The opening tee shot of The 154th Open.

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A third record-equalling 62 at The 154th Open. Ryan Fox writes his name in history.

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