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PGT: The void Tiger Woods has left may be disconcerting to some. But, really, his era has come to a close and it's time to enjoy the search for the next great champion

GolfChannel: It was a long journey through some great days and some dark days, but Darren Clarke finally found his way to a major championship at the British Open.

GolfChannel: The stars and stripes had an opportunity to stop all the talk of a major American drought. But in the end, Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson went dry at the British Open.

PGT: It's may be hard to believe, but Phil Mickelson is playing well enough to overcome the weather and course conditions to end up with the claret jug at the British Open on Sunday.

GolfChannel: With 12 players separated by five shots heading into the final round of the British Open, we try to find the winner.

GolfChannel: With torrential rains that would make Noah’s Ark seem like it was out for an afternoon excursion, Rickie Fowler slashes and dashes his way to a 2-under 68 to move into British Open contention.

PGT: Rickie Fowler makes a charge late in the third round of the British Open, firing a 68.

Darren Clarke and Lucas Glover lead the British Open, but a big crowd is close behind.

$8,500 a week for a summer camp? A list of some of the priciest summer camp options.

Elin Nordegren reportedly is dating billionaire investor Jamie Dingman.

Ballengee: U.S. Open champ can fix his so-so first round by simply applying the lessons he learned from his only other sub-par rounds at this year's majors

Having not played since winning the U.S. Open, Rory McIlroy starts slow with a 1-over 71 at the British Open.

Take a look at some of the best photos from the action at Royal St. George's.

PGT: Casting aside memories of his 2003 meltdown, Thomas Bjorn returned to Royal St. George's and shot a 5-under 65 on Thursday.

Does sex have to be taboo-breaking to be hot? And now that just about every taboo has been broken, have people under 40 lost interest