The Open 2017: Tournament schedule, news, live scores and results

Here is all you need to know about The Open from Royal Birkdale in Southport, England, including day-by-day results, the leaderboard, and analysis.

Round 4 of The Open

Spieth overcomes late stumble to win Claret Jug
Jordan Spieth rallied late in a seesaw round Sunday at The Open to win his third major championship. With the victory, he joined Jack Nicklaus as the only golfers to win three legs of the Grand Slam prior to turning 24. Read

• Harig: Spieth turns the tables, wins Open in a classic

• Sobel: Spieth conjures memories of the greats -- just don't compare him to anyone

• Cooper: Round 4 Open grades

• Harig: Strong Open finish pays Masters dividends for China's Haotong Li

• Spall: Amateur Plant flourishes at The Open, but turning pro could be an even bigger test

• ICYMI at The Open: Li learns to play waiting game

• Video: Spieth said nerves calmed after losing lead

• Video: Spieth: I powered through the nerves

Round 3 of The Open

Grace breaks 63 barrier
South Africa's Branden Grace carded eight birdies and no bogeys to become the first golfer in major championship history to shoot 62. Read

• Sobel: Spieth getting accustomed to front-runner role

• Sobel: Grace's place in history secure after 62

• Harig: Major history: Grace cards 62 for lowest round

• Caddie Confidential: Recalibrating at Birkdale

• Spieth takes lead into final round at The Open

• Harig: Disappointed McIlroy left hoping for bad weather

• Round 3 grades -- Who is Austin Connelly?

• ICYMI at The Open -- Pettersen makes his mark

• Video: Grace was unaware of record day

• Video: Grace's caddy kept round low-key

• Video: Grace reflects on making major championship history

• Video: Day reacts after a fine third round

Round 2 of The Open

Spieth wipes away the doubts in Birkdale rainstorm
Plagued by criticism since melting down at the Masters last year, Jordan Spieth let his brilliant resolve do the talking in an English storm Friday afternoon at The Open. Read

• Van Valkenburg: McIlroy finds his rhythm at The Open, and it's electric

• Sobel: It's messy at Royal Birkdale -- just how The Open should be

• Caddie Confidential: From a barrel of monkeys to a hornet's nest

• Cooper: Schwartzel left jilted by beautiful Birkdale

• Round 2 grades: McIlroy aces test; Mickelson flunks out

• W2W4: Who's ready to move on Moving Day?

• ICYMI: Day makes cut in wildest way

• Crime victim: Thieves loot Stenson's rental home at The Open

• Playing with pain: Garcia hurts shoulder with angry swing

• Lefty misses cut: Mickelson falls short after lumbering to 77

• Golf Podcast: What lies ahead over final 36 holes

• Video: How Spieth came out ahead after Round 2

• PTI: The guys dissect Spieth's chances

Round 1 of The Open

Spieth analyzes -- and chews -- his way into Open lead
Jordan Spieth might not overpower golf courses, but the two-time major champion proved again in Round 1 of The Open that he can pick them apart en route to a share of the 18-hole lead. Read

• Harig: Rested, not rusty, Koepka goes straight back into major contention

• Sobel: How a pep talk helped McIlroy overcome disastrous front nine

• Caddie Confidential: What makes The Open, Royal Birkdale unique

• ICYMI: All tied up with Justin Thomas

• Round 1 grades: Top 10 turned it around

• Sobel: Peacock Poulter struts his way through resurgent summer

• Cooper: Turning of the tide for Jason Day?

• Golf Podcast: Americans out in front after Round 1

• Spall: Els in best shape in years for major challenge

• Video: The subtle difference between a draw and fade off the tee

Complete tournament coverage and schedule

• Dates: July 20-23

• Venue: Royal Birkdale; Southport, England

• Defending champion: Henrik Stenson

• Tee times: Third round

TV coverage

• United States: Thursday and Friday, 1:30 a.m.-4 p.m. ET, Golf Channel; Saturday, 4:30-7 a.m. ET, Golf Channel and 7 a.m.-3 p.m. ET, NBC; Sunday, 4-7 a.m. ET, Golf Channel and 7 a.m.-2 p.m. ET, NBC

• United Kingdom: Sky Sports

• Australia: Fox Sports Australia

• India: D Sport

• South America: ESPN Latin America/ESPN Play

Previewing the tournament

Nature of The Open proves a major equalizer
In three of golf's four major championships, longer hitters own a distinct advantage. Not so at The Open, where variables as wide as the Irish Sea can change a golfer's fortunes. Read

• Collins: Who's going to win? Top 25 rankings

• Harig: Doubts persist over McIlroy's game on eve of The Open

• Sobel: The Open vs. British Open?

• Cooper: Will tips from Tiger improve Day's Open chances?

• Cooper: Why Open week means so much to England's Southgate

• Harig: Snedeker withdraws from The Open with injury

• W2W4: Who will be Thursday's surprise contender?

• PodCenter: Collins, Sobel share the latest from on site at Royal Birkdale

• Video: Collins -- 'Smart move by Phil' to not have driver at The Open

• R&A officials don't mind if Open is 4th major

• Harig: Is Stenson's 63 among the greatest rounds ever?

• Mickelson to play The Open with no drivers

• Sobel: No more sneaking around Birkdale for much-fancied Fleetwood

• Experts' picks for The Open

• ICYMI at The Open: Henrik Stenson's sky-high ambitions

• How to bet The Open Championship (Insider)

• Sobel: All in on Rickie Fowler at The Open

• Cooper: The man whose putting lessons will help many pros at The Open

• "Absolutely no reason why an Indian can't win" The Open