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Come Fan with UsTuesday, June 23, 2026

2010 British Open, Round 3: Your Obligatory Tiger Woods-Phil Mickelson Update

A brief update on how America’s two most popular golfers are faring on Saturday at the British Open:

Through eight holes, Tiger Woods stands at 2-over for the day, and 2-under for the tournament. This drops him into a tie for 30th place, nine shots removed from the lead. Woods has won twice at St. Andrews, in 2000 and 2005, but he’ll need to turn things around immediately and finish strong in Round 3 in order to make a charge on Sunday.
Phil Mickelson’s Round 3 has been inconsistent. He bogeyed the second hole, birdied holes 3, 6, 9, and 13, then double-bogeyed the 16th. As Mickelson approaches his 18th hole, he stands at 1-under for the tournament.

You can follow the live leaderboard here. For more on the British Open, check in with our golf blog, Waggle Room.

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