The Korea HeraldIndependentCenter3 hr. agoSouth Korean golfer Kim Si-woo remains in contention for the British Open after posting a 3-under 67 in the third round, finishing at 8-under 202 and tied for second, two strokes behind leader Sam Burns. Burns, who competed despite initially planning to miss the tournament for his wife's childbirth, leads the field. Ryan Fox shares second place after setting a new major championship record with a 10-under 62. Lucas Herbert, who led after a strong opening round, fell to a tie for fourth. Kim, who managed leg pain requiring painkillers, expressed confidence in his ability to secure his first major title. This marks Kim's eighth appearance in the Open Championship, with his best prior result being a tie for 15th at St Andrews in 2022.
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The Korea HeraldIndependentCenter9 hr. ago DeChambeau feels the love from fansBryson DeChambeau received overwhelmingly positive support from fans during his third round at the British Open, despite a prior incident involving a two-shot penalty for violating golf rules. Fans cheered and engaged with him throughout the round, including high-fives, selfies, and enthusiastic reactions to his playful interactions on the course. While some spectators made light-hearted comments, such as 'Watch your step, Bryson,' DeChambeau embraced the attention, using it as motivation. Analysts like Paul McGinley and Jon Rahm suggested that the controversy could benefit his performance, noting that DeChambeau thrives under scrutiny. His entertaining style, including dramatic gestures and audience interaction, continued to draw admiration from fans, many of whom were followers of his YouTube channel.
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