Off the Tee: 2018 British Open Recap

It was one of the most competitive British Open's in history with no fewer than seven different players holding at least a share of the lead during the final round at Carnoustie Golf Links in Angus, Scotland. At one point there was six-way tie for first on the back nine, Sunday (July 22).

But when it was all said and done, Italian Francesco Molinari put together an impressive streak of 37 holes without a bogey to emerge with a two-stroke win and Italy's first major victory.

In this edition of 'Off The Tee', Joel Harrington from 4 Deep Golf and I talk Molinari's win, which surprised a lot of people, despite five top five finishes in his last six events heading into The Open.

We also discuss:

Rory McIlroy's late charge to finish second.
Tiger Woods leading briefly on the final day before fading to a T6 finish.

The gallery making news with a disruption of Tiger's tee shot on 18 and Xander Schauffele having to contend with a noisy child on 17.

#1 player in the world Dustin Johnson missing the cut after opening round 76.
Jon Rahm's temper flares as he misses the cut.
Adam Scott branded a 'cheat' after a putting controversy.
LPGA two-time major champ Brittany Lincicome carded a 1-under, 71 at the Barbasol Championship. She was only the sixth woman ever to play in a PGA Tour event.