Last week's "warm up" out of the way, Greg Norman sets his sights on the Senior British Open at Royal Troon. Story

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Greg Norman couldn't come up with an immediate encore this week in the Senior British Open at Royal Troon. He trails co-leaders Bruce Vaughan and Eduardo Romero by seven. Story

• SCORES: Senior British Open
• SENIOR BRITISH OPEN: Inside the field
• NOTEBOOK: Wild round for Vaughan
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• PHOTO GALLERY: Round 1 at Royal Troon

Bruce Vaughan, who picked up golf at age 20, leads for the second straight day. Though plagued by a troublesome knee, Vaughan is in the hunt for his first major. Story

• GALLERY: The best photos from Day 2
• INSIDE THE FIELD: Who's playing at Royal Troon?
• TIDBITS FROM TROON: Friday's notebook

John Cook of the United States took a one-stroke lead in the Senior British Open on Saturday, shooting a 4-under 67 to capitalize on Bruce Vaughan's midround stumble.

• PHOTO GALLERY: Round 3 at Royal Troon
• TIDBITS FROM TROON: Saturday's notebook
• ROUND 2 RECAP: Vaughan takes 36-hole lead
• INSIDE THE FIELD: A dozen major champs in field

Bruce Vaughan edged John Cook in sudden death Sunday at Royal Troon to win the Senior British Open.

• TIDBITS FROM TROON: Sunday's notebook
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sunday's final round
• HOW THEY DID: Final results and money
• HOW THEY STAND: Updated Schwab Cup standings