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Photo from Getty Images' Andrew Redington What a performance. Louis Oosthuizen has won the 150th Open Championship at Royal St. Andrews, dominating the field the last three rounds and giving South Africa a second consecutive major champion after Graeme McDowell won one month ago at the US Open . The seven shot victory certainly exhibited just how brilliant this once no-name's performance was. But no longer will this man be anonymous in the golf world, especially after a victory at golf's grandest stage. And it was on Mandela's 92th Birthday today too!

Photo from Ross Kinnaird of Getty Images This man, who wasn't even sure if he was going to be able to play this tournament, becomes the first European to win the United States Open since 1970. Improbable story for both him and the runner up, Frenchmen Gregory Havret, who had to qualify to even make this tournament.

Photo from Getty Images' Don Emmert Masterful final round for his 3rd green jacket .

Photo from Getty Images' Jamie Squire ...Well, I was wrong a few weeks back. He didn't need a warmup tournament.

Image from the ESPN Unbelievable, and Yang could have put Woods away if he just parred at 17th. But it just rattled out on him. They are on the 18th hole, and Tiger has started out aggressively well, with a father distance on the fair distance. Update : Whoa......Yang with an absolute legendary golf shot..........what a great shot, unbelievable. And Tiger has it all left here, as he has to hole this one from the rough. And he's done it!!!!! A new name in golf has emerged!!! And his celebration is amazing. Y.E. Wang, on the qualifier circuit last year, and now, a major championship. Unbelievable. Check out ESPN's great headline. And here's the trophy!

Image from ESPN.... But give it to Padraig Harrington , he is at least trying his hardest to defend his title after collapsing to Woods on Sunday at the final round of the Invitational at Fireside.

Luis Nani starts off Sports Sunday in big fashion. 1-0 to Manchester United so far. And now, Ricardo Carvalho has leveled the score at the beginning of the second half, 1-all to Chelsea. And as I go to church, they are on a flyer. And the even bigger news is the fact that they may get the brilliant Alex Pato from AC Milan.

Image from ESPN.com "It would have been a hell of a story," says Tom Watson. Touching.

Drama.

And we all knew Tiger was going to go home in the first round. Just like we all thought.

Photo from Stuart Franklin of Getty Images He could potentially miss the cut, as of now . Updated : For only the second time in his career, Tiger Woods has missed the cut. From the start, it just wasn't his weekend at Turnberry. And despite three wins this year, the questions will come in big time.

Another bad opening round for Tiger Woods today at Turnberry. He put himself in the hole at the Masters, and he did likewise at the US Open. And for a third consecutive time, he will probably need to shoot three flawless rounds in a row to to tie his friend Roger Federer for 15 big ones. Tom Watson had a true flashback to the past day today with his tremendous 65 to place him one behind Miguel Angel Jimenez, who is at -6 and definitely set to win himself another major.

Photo from SI.com Tiger Woods and the rest of the crew will have a long day tomorrow. They are already sleeping for it.