GULLANE, Scotland — A glance at the key hole Saturday at the British Open:
HOLE: No. 17
YARDAGE: 575
PAR: 5
STROKE AVERAGE: 5.14
RANK: 11th
KEY FACT: Leader Lee Westwood birdied there, as did Hunter Mahan to climb into the final pairing alongside the Englishman. Tiger Woods, the only other player below par for the tournament, made bogey and will go off next to last.
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