Throughout the tournament, Louis Oosthuizen played nearly mistake-free golf to shrug off his competitors and win the 2010 British Open -- his first-ever PGA Tour win.
2010 British Open, Round 4 Leaderboard Update: Paul Casey’s Triple Bogey Gives Louis Oosthuizen Massive Lead
In one hole, Paul Casey’s ambitions of winning the 2010 British Open were all but dashed. Having remained within four strokes of his golfing partner and tournament leader Louis Oosthuizen, Casey suffered an ugly triple bogey in the twelfth hole of Round 4 on Sunday.
Oosthuizen, meanwhile, birdied the same hole. This gives him an eight-stroke lead with six holes left to play, and only a truly bizarre turn of events could deny Oosthuizen a win at this legendary course.
Read Article >2010 British Open, Round 4: Tee Times, Weather Reports, And Leaderboard Updates From St. Andrews
On Sunday, the 2010 British Open (ESPN, 8:00 A.M. Eastern) comes to an end at the Old Course in St. Andrew’s, as Louis Oosthuizen will try to parlay his tournament lead into not only his first major win, but his first PGA Tour win.
Entering Round 4 play, Oosthuizen holds a four-stroke lead. He’s played largely mistake-free golf in this tournament, having committed only four bogeys through the first 36 holes, so it will likely be up to his competitors to score their best rounds of the tournament and hope that Oosthuizen doesn’t have another Round 1.
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