British Open organizers won't let golf's oldest major be the first professional tournament to agree to drug testing. The Royal and Ancient club of St. Andrews - the rule-making body for golf outside the United States - wants the sport to regularly undergo drug controls before the 146-year-old Open carries out tests.

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