Open Championship leader Dustin Johnson talks with a rules official on the 15th green as play is suspended due to high winds early on Saturday morning.
Open Championship leader Dustin Johnson talks with a rules official on the 15th green as play is suspended due to high winds early on Saturday morning.
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Louis Oosthuizen and Tiger Woods laugh as their balls move due to high winds on the 13th green before play is suspended during the second round at St. Andrews.
Louis Oosthuizen and Tiger Woods laugh as their balls move due to high winds on the 13th green before play is suspended during the second round at St. Andrews.
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When play finally resumed 10 hours later, former world No. 1 Woods completed a three-over 75 which meant he missed the cut at the British major for the second time in his career.
When play finally resumed 10 hours later, former world No. 1 Woods completed a three-over 75 which meant he missed the cut at the British major for the second time in his career.
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Jordan Spieth, seeking to match Ben Hogan's 1953 effort of winning the Masters, U.S. and British Opens in the same season, made a par 72.
Jordan Spieth, seeking to match Ben Hogan's 1953 effort of winning the Masters, U.S. and British Opens in the same season, made a par 72.
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Spieth was tied for 14th at the halfway stage, five shots behind Johnson (left).
Spieth was tied for 14th at the halfway stage, five shots behind Johnson (left).
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Johnson was one of the players affected by the decision to resume play early Saturday despite the high winds, and dropped a shot which could prove costly come the end of the tournament.
Johnson was one of the players affected by the decision to resume play early Saturday despite the high winds, and dropped a shot which could prove costly come the end of the tournament.
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Paul Lawrie, the 1999 Open champion, watches his ball move in the wind. The Scot was third, two behind Johnson and one adrift of England's Danny Willett.
Paul Lawrie, the 1999 Open champion, watches his ball move in the wind. The Scot was third, two behind Johnson and one adrift of England's Danny Willett.
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