Toms, Kim withdraw from British Open
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland -- David Toms has withdrawn from the British Open to rest an ailing right shoulder, and Anthony Kim formally pulled out as he recovers from thumb surgery.
The Royal & Ancient said Tuesday they were replaced in the field at St. Andrews by Ricky Barnes and Davis Love III.
Toms has been coping with a bone spur in his rotator cuff since the spring, and he has been trying to get by without surgery. The AT&T National was his fourth straight tournament. His agent, Adam Young, said Toms wanted to wait as long as possible to see how he was feeling, but not so long that it affected the travel of whoever replaced him.
Kim had surgery in May and never planned to play the Open. He hopes to return a week later at the Canadian Open.
Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press
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2010 champion: Louis Oosthuizen
Course: St. Andrews, Old Course
Where: St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Yardage, par: 6,721, par-72
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- Reilly on Oosthuizen, caddie relationship

- Oosthuizen: Importance of the red dot

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SATURDAY
- Wojciechowski: Outside influence at Open
- Harig: Casey seeks career-changing win
- Digital Drive: Contenders, pretenders

- Casey: Pressure's on Oosthuizen

- Reilly: What's Louis' name again?

- Round 3 Open Championship highlights

- Tiger Woods describes Round 3 struggles

- McIlroy on bouncing back from 80

- Stenson on tough turnaround

FRIDAY
- Harig: Wind has its way in second round
- Wojciechowski: Oosthuizen thinking big
- Oosthuizen surges at British Open
- Watson kisses St. Andrews goodbye
- Harig: Lefty suffers mental blunder
- Digital Drive: Contenders or pretenders?

- Reilly: Weather always plays a role

- Round 2 Open Championship highlights

- Oosthuizen on his performance

- McIlroy: 'A really bad day'

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- Tiger: 'Long way to go'

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