By Larry King TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - Dustin Johnson, the number two player in the world, comes into the British Open at Royal Troon as one of the favorites and he tends to agree with that assessment. Johnson won the U.S. Open in June, racking up his first major championship, and followed that with a victory two weeks ago at the WGC Bridgestone Invitational, something he accomplished by overtaking Jason Day, the 54-hole leader. At a press conference in Troon on Wednesday, he was asked if he felt like the best player in the world right now.
