Xander Schauffele said a "sense of calm" helped him win the British Open on Sunday as the American claimed his second major just two months after triumphing at the PGA Championship.
The 30-year-old Californian delivered a faultless, zen-like 6-under par final round at Royal Troon to emerge from a congested leaderboard and clinch the Claret Jug.
Schauffele finished on 9-under par for the championship, two shots ahead of England's Justin Rose and Billy Horschel of the USA.
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