Lawrie comes from 10 shots back after Van de Velde's flop forces playoff There truly is no place like home. Scotland's Paul Lawrie won the 128th British Open on Sunday at Carnoustie Golf Links in a four-hole playoff over Justin Leonard and Jean Van de Velde. Lawrie began the day 10 strokes behind Van de Velde, the third-round leader. Even after the day's best round of 67, Lawrie hit the clubhouse well behind the Frenchman. However, in the one of most bizarre scenes in golf history, Van de Velde took a three-stroke lead to the final hole only to collapse with a triple-bogey 7. Leaders' Scorecards | Final Scores Closer Look: Blunder for the Ages Hole of the Day | Glance British Notes: Woods plays 35 holes, no birdies Boom Box: Sunday's Sound Clips Local Look: Jean can hold head high
	Lawrie realizes boyhood dream winning British Open The 30-year-old Scot from Aberdeen -- 50 miles up the eastern Scottish coast from Carnoustie -- fired a 67 to make the playoff. FULL STORY
	Van de Velde shrugs off 18th hole disaster Jean Van de Velde took defeat in stride after tossing away a seemingly insurmountable lead and losing in the playoff. FULL STORY
	Leonard sad about losing but sadder for Frenchman It was probably the most dramatic finish ever to the British Open but playoff loser Justin Leonard didn't feel proud to be part of it. FULL STORY
Best of Rest Round 3 • Van de Velde's 70 stretches lead to five strokes • Woods goes into final round seven back of leader • Parry fires way into contention with tourney-low 67 • Van de Velde insists he'll enjoy final round • Monty needs the round of his life to win • Payne Stewart slams British Open organizers • Duval likes Carnoustie despite being 17 over • British Notes: About Parry's 67 Round 2 • Horror stories in deep grass at Carnoustie • Van de Velde shoots 68 for lead; Woods in hunt • British Notes: Monty gives up too easily • Van de Velde hopes has made headlines in France • Parnevik fights Open past, allergies at Carnoustie • Pampling first first-round leader to miss cut • Cabrera one stroke back after two rounds at Open • Monty shoots 76, says he's out of contention • Garcia's horrific British Open ends with 83 Round 1 • British Notes: Woods gets hug, kiss on No. 18 • One thing certain at Carnoustie: Someone will win • Monty delighted with opening-round 74 • Garcia opens with 18-over 89 • Defending champ O'Meara shoots 83 in first round • O'Meara riled by Ryder Cup debate Practice Rounds • Winds finally hit Carnoustie in practice round • History poses a major test for Woods • Bloody tough for Brits in home Open • Can Colin win Carnoustie? • Rose looks to bloom in Scotland • Olazabal defies broken hand, will play British Open • Irish eyes smiling on Americans • O'Meara rewarded for major breakthrough • Donald qualifies for Open, Kuchar doesn't • Watson returns to Carnoustie • Eight Americans withdraw from British Open

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