Life has new meaning for low-scoring Australian Leishman

By Tony Jimenez ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - Marc Leishman flirted with a record-equalling 63 at the British Open on Sunday and when the Australian just missed out he simply shrugged it off, perhaps because he has had more serious worries recently. Leishman thought he might lose his wife Audrey earlier this year when she developed myopathy, a disease where the muscles cease to function. "I feel like I've always had a pretty good outlook on life and now it takes a lot more to worry me," Leishman told reporters after a sizzling third round eight-under-par 64 catapulted him into title contention on 207, nine under.
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