Golf - The 149th Open Championship - Royal St George's, Sandwich, Britain - July 18, 2021 Jordan Spieth of the U.S. during the final round REUTERS/Paul Childs
SANDWICH, England (Reuters) - Jordan Spieth said he had done everything he could to end his long wait for a fourth major after falling just short in a thrilling final day of the British Open on Sunday.
The Texan ended up in second place, two shots behind compatriot Collin Morikawa who produced a bogey-free final round to claim his second major title.
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